Taster at the Lincoln Fill Station. Pours a clear, straw color, with a small, white head. The aroma is light lemon, black tea, light vanilla, and lime. Sweet and sugary, with a citrusy bitterness. Light and clean. Fun and solid.

Not bad, a tad sweet and with an unexpected West Coast bitterness underneath its NEIPA lushness. Notes of peach, grapefruit, passion fruit, mango, and a firm pine-mineral finish. A little astringent, a little vegetal, but decent.

Tap at festival minipivovaru na pražskom hrade. Golden color with medium white head. Moderate hoppy aroma with light malt. Taste, hop centered with light malty backbone. Good.

Can, huge thanks Mowbeer for sharing! Very clear paaaale yellow body, white head. Herbal aroma, light citric and elder notes, yeah, it's obvious that it's not straight up noble hops. Elder and citric notes in the lean, dry taste. Didn't like the body much if I remember correctly. Okay.

16 oz. can. Thanks, Tim! Pours a hazy, orange color, with a medium, foamy, white head. The aroma is mandarin orange, black pepper, butterscotch, hay, and a bit of resin. Sweet and citrusy, with a drying, mellow bitterness. Medium body, dusty and grassy. Quality and delicious.

Mostly crisp, but ever so slightly hazy straw and golden coloured body with a thinnish, off-white head that leaves a soapy lace on the sides of the glass. Aroma of citrus fruit, light herbal and grassy notes with some light and subdued yeast elements and a dash of flowers and earth and a minor hint of grapefruit and lemons. Light to Medium-bodied; Strong dry and herbal notes from the hops show at first with a dry and grassy element and some slight herbal and very perfumey aspects from the hops with a soft sweetness from some citrus fruits and even from some leftover caster sugars. Aftertaste shows the light bitterness and dry, grassy and herbal hop notes with a light dose of malts, but this is heavier on the hops than the malt. Overall, a bright and pretty grassy beer with some nice hop elements and an odd, slightly funky fake sugar note with a good deal of citrus fruit and grains without much respite from the hops. Nice to sample, but not great nor worth trying to find, even if you are looking for a new beer here in the South. I sampled this sixteen ounce, pint-sized can, purchased from Whole Foods in Savannah, Georgia on 30-December-2021 for US$3,99 sampled in my hotel room here in [downtown] Savannah, Georgia on 30-December-2021.

Can (indecipherable date) from Hop City Krog St., Atlanta. It's a deeply hazy yellow-light brown with light sparkle, finger-width off-white head with fair retention and no lacing. Aroma is strong mix of orange-lemon citrus with mango. Taste is strong citrus/fruit, though more nonspecific than aroma. Mouthfeel is light-to-medium bodied with smooth texture, average carbonation and finish as taste. Overall, decent strength of flavor and aroma though taste is less distinct.

Bottle thanks to Russell. Pours black with small tan head. The aroma is roast and wood. Slick body, vanilla, roast, licorice, boozy finish, very good.

Crisp and dry, but with a sizeable juicy front. Starts with passion fruit, pineapple, stone fruit, and grapefruit zest, then develops a woody middle tinged with chive and a little white grape. Finishes on the slightest bit of grainy sweetness and a moderate bitter mineral fade. Not bad, but not terribly memorable (save for the can).