Dark amber golden color. No head. Big gin, Chardonnay, oak, brett, grape and sour nose. Low carbonation, sour, grapes, brett, tons of oak, vanilla, Chardonnay and gin. The chard and gin are much more tame in the mouth compared to the nose. Kinda minty, berry finish with tons of oak. Very interesting

Need something low key to sip while on baby duty this week so this fits the bill. Light yellow tinged. Nose is lemon lime. Tastes of same plus some grass and salt. Not tart easy drinking. I could sip on these non stop and drive from here to Seattle with no ill effects, I won’t though. Anyways kinda blah

Ever so slightly hazy golden coloured body with a thinnish, barely covering the top pure white head. Aroma of grass, lemons, hay, wheat, corn, rice and a touch of super light hops noticeable. Light-bodied; Strong grassy and hay flavours up front with a more assertive corn flavour near the end showing some light sweetness and a touch of a herbal flavour as well, but the corn-based malt and light grain elements are still the strongest flavours here. Aftertaste shows the dry flavours with the grass and hay front and centre with some outstanding yeast characteristics, but a very smooth and easy-drinking, almost watery maltiness, no real hops to speak of, some very mellow sugars and the corn flavours pop up again at the very end. Overall, not a bad beer and sort of interesting (the can and the label were nice at least), and while this may be a good beer to drink for the summer months here in the South, this isn't really for everyone else to choose to drink. I sampled this twelve ounce can purchased from Mac's Beer and Wine in Atlanta, Georgia for US$1,86 on 26-May-2018 sampled a day later in my hotel room here in Atlanta, Georgia on 27-May-2018.

Run-of-the-mill hazy IPA, with a juicy, somewhat vegetal hop front and an earthy, crowd-pleasingly mild bitterness on the finish. Cracker malts add a mild grainy sweetness underneath the green pepper and papaya, with a hint of grapefruit and peach. Grows a bit thin as the pint wears on, with an unwanted corn note taking hold. Eh. Ready for the haze craze to play itself out.

0.5 L bottle, given to me by Ian. Thanks! Pours a clear, yellow color, with a medium, beige head. The aroma is nice, mellow tannins, lime, caramel, and syrup. Sweet, with a perfectly balanced sour flavor. Medium body, with a sharp, creamy, and effervescent palate. A nicely balanced, complex, and sharp sour. Lovely.

Good DIPA, on the sweet side with a heavy dose of caramel and cereal grain countering the pine and mango-citrus notes from the hopes. Finishes bitter and clingy, with subtle lime zest and dank veins popping up amid the oily hops. Heavy body makes for a syrupy feel, while the nose resin, caramel, and citrus. A bit boozy, but enjoyable.

Bottle thanks to Rainer. Pours a cloudy copper with small off white head that diminishes to nothing. The aroma is peach flesh, oak, floral. Medium body, strong oak, leather, peach, malty finish, light tartness, good.

Draft at The Distillery, Savannah. Pours slightly hazy golden color with white head. Earthy aroma with some yeast, oak, and spices. Peppery and doughy flavor with some spices, oak, and earthiness. Medium body with average carbonation.