Bierwax, Brooklyn tap: pours hazy with a white head. Aroma is super spicy and a tad yeasty. Taste is spicy, lightly bitter, some sweetness, mellow fruitiness. Pretty solid taste. Good.

Draught @ Ginger Man. Clear copper red with small creamy light beige head, rose aroma, medium carbonation, medium butter caramel malt taste with rose flavor, smooth body, longish caramel finish. Quite nice to drink.

Can - pours yellow gold white head - nose and taste of pine, passionfruit, biscuit malt and lemon - medium body

Can from Malt & Mold. Pours clear golden with small foamy off-white head, malt aroma, high carbonation, slightly sweet malty taste, thin body, abrupt finish. Nice, but nothing special.

Can. Pours hazy bright yellow with small frothy off-white head, citrus peel-passion fruit aroma, low carbonation, mildly bitter, faintly funky taste with citrus and passion fruit, thin body, medium finish. Interesting flavor profile, not bad.

16oz can pours a clear orange with some sticky white head. Nose is ok, lime, stone fruit, potpourri, some misplaced yeast. Flavor is a little better, orange, lemon, soap, some stone fruit. Finishes dry. Simple.

Can. Pours faintly cloudy rich yellow with large foamy off-white head, mango-citrus aroma, medium carbonation, bitter citrus peel taste, thin body, long bitter finish. Decent IPA, on the bitter side.

Can. Hazy dark orange with small foamy whitish head, orange peel aroma, medium carbonation, bitter orange peel taste, thin body, long deeply bitter finish. The bitterness seems to be due to high alcohol content.

Can shared in NYC. Cheers! Pours clear gold with w frothy, white head. Great aroma, ample pithy citrus, a little pine, orange rind, peach. Light-medium sweet flavour with assertive piney bitterness, rindy citrus, crusty pale malts. Medium bodied with average carbonation. Finishes with strong grassy and piney bitterness, orange peel, dried pale malts, tangerine. Not bad.

Reviewed from notes.
The appearance was a fairly murky brown color with a finger’s worth of a leathery white foamy head. Slight messy lace.
The aroma had some earthy hops up front with a moderately sweet woodiness. Subtle tones of caramel/toffee malts come in for a nice balance. Dried leaves at the end.
The flavor moderately leans towards the sweet side yet tried to develop some of the spices from the earthiness. It didn’t really do that. Aftertaste had a good malty character with a pure dried sweet malty sort of finish.
The feel was about medium bodied with a good sessionability about it. Carbonation felt good. ABV felt appropriate.
Overall, this is their better brown ale that I would have again.