Draft at Solace Outpost Falls Church. Poured a clear, bright yellow-orange color with a small white head. Big grapefruit, tropical fruits round out the bitter grapefruits. Smooth, easy to drink - kind of a lemondrop citrus to this one. Refreshing, alcohol is well masked.

16oz can, ruby brown, off white head. Malty. Sweet. Some spice fruit cake. It's what you want from a holiday beer. 7 3 7 3 12

Honey, dandelion nose, mild pencil shavings. Very clear amber, medium head. Honey, lilly. Medium body, easy carbonation, warm. Nice malt bill.

16oz can. Poured a dark ruby brown color with a medium sized slightly off-white head. Aroma was some roasted malts, caramel. Flavor was sweet caramel, nutty notes, some very light dried fruits. A touch of alcohol on this one.

Some roast and a little caramel. Some perfume. Light sweet finish. Decent for style, and nice drinking. Can.

Draft at Solace Outpost Falls Church. Poured a clear medium-dark yellow color. Small white head. Aroma was super crisp. Enjoyable. Light grain, some herbal, grassy notes.

Draft pour at Solace Outpost Falls Church. Poured a clear, dark yellow/orange color, almost a light nutty color with a small white head. Aroma was nice malts, slight sweetness, with a pleasant malty character. Flavor was sweet malts, crisp. Pleasant lager.

Very hazy deep copper and rich orange coloured body with a thick, five to six centimetre tall microfoamed tan head that's very slow to fade above the ninety per cent opaque glowing body. Aroma of bread, slightly spicey yeast elements with a strong orange and citrus cleanser scent with a touch of sweetness and some noticeable malt here, too. Light to Medium-bodied; Strong rich lemony and very astringent cleanser-like flavours start with a dry floral note, a bit later that all ends with a soft sweetness that seemingly comes from fruits and caster sugar as well, but a great pungency towards the end, too. Aftertaste is dry, fairly well-balanced with some deep malts, but crisp and slightly citrusey hop flavours with a mild sweetness, but deeper yeast and bread taste with a dose of flowers and slight perfumey flavours, too. Overall, a nice looking and crisp, dry beer with a slight citrusey and cleanser-like bitterness that's balanced nicely, has a light bite, but is fairly easy-drinking. Great to sample local and fresh and not a bad option for a new school IPA! I sampled this sixteen ounce, pint-sized can, purchased from Harris Teeter in Arlington (Pentagon Row), Virginia on 27-September-2021 for US$1,87, canned on 07-May-2021 and sampled at my house here in Washington on 02-October-2021.

Pint can, WW. Burnt orange with a small cola-like head. Nutty, caramel, cherries, leaf, brown grasses in the nose. Cherry, brown grasses and leaves. Slightly boozy, but nothing significant.