Draft pour at the brewery. Poured a hazy pink orange red color with a small, white head. Aroma was cherry skins. Light tropical fruit notes, light tartness. Sour cherry skin. Didn't really get a whole lot of pineapple in this one.

Draught @ Milk & Hops - Chelsea. Cloudy golden with very small frothy whitish head, sweet citrus aroma, low carbonation, mildly bitter taste with lemon drop/bubblegum flavor, thin body, long finish. Well covered ABV, but not great flavorwise since it feels artificial.

Pours from the can a slightly cloudy golden color with a medium thick white head that diminishes gradually to a film. Partial rings of lace. Aroma of dank hops, citrus and malt. Light to medium body with flavors of citrus, herbal hops and bready malt. The finish is moderately bitter with a lemony hop aftertaste. Pretty good overall.

Very crisp golden coloured body with a nice, two to three centimetre tall pure white head that fades quite quickly. Aroma of grass, hay, light resin, some pine, but mostly citrus fruits with a touch of pineapple noticeable as well - very nice and incredibly aromatic. Medium-bodied; Assertive dry and citrusey flavours at first with a good hop bitterness that shows but isn't too pungent. The hops are well balanced by some lighter malt that almost seems like wheat with a touch of fruit-based sugars and a light herbal finish with some dry hay as well at the finish. Aftertaste shows the hop flavours with a touch of light grain, a dry, grassy and almost herbal finish, but the citrus and fruity hop elements are by far the strongest, but the balance is great. Overall, a very nice and refreshing IPA with some fruity elements, but with more of a hop complexity than anything else, which works out for a good robust beer for everyone! I sampled this sixteen ounce, pint-sized can purchased from Greenville Beer Exchange in Greenville, South Carolina on 31-May-2018 for US$3,24 sampled at home in Washington on 17-July-2018 during the MLB All-Star Game here in Washington.

Highly drinkable if a bit plain-jane, with a crisp, bright grassy backbone accented by cracker and citrus notes, all underlined by apple and grain. Slightly sweet and yeasty on the back end, with a clean finish laced with floral hops. Not normally my type of beer, but I seem to be plowing through this can tout de suite. Pours a light gold with an unending white cap and brilliant effervescence. Apples and grain on the nose. Not a classic, but pretty easy to crush.

Owl Farm, Brooklyn tap: pours light haze with a white head. Aroma is yeast, lemon and flowers. Taste is tangy and a bit spicy. Light hoppiness. Super light body. Solid enough.

Draught at Torst. Pours black with a light tan head. Aroma of chocolate, some nuts and a little salty. Taste of chocolate, roasted bread and a little caramel.

Unexpectedly pale pale ale, with a very light, grainy malt base offering up modest notes of grapefruit and lemon before finishing with a moderate floral bitterness backed up by a yeasty, citric fade. Very light, almost insubstantial, and quite easy to drink. Pretty good, but not all that memorable.

Pours from can a clear golden color with a thin white head that burns away quickly to a wispy film. Sparse strings of lace. Aroma of grassy hops, fruit and malt. Light-bodied with flavors of mild grassy hops, fruit and biscuit malt. The finish is mildly bitter with a hop and citrus aftertaste. Decent overall.

Low-key IPA, with modest citrus and pine notes and a moderate floral bitterness on the finish. Grainy malts add depth, but hops never grow as assertive as you want, and the fade is mostly bitterness with a slight earthy undertone. Gorgoeus pour, though, and the texture’s perfect.