Super hazy pale gold. Film of sticky white head. Nose has herby, minty hop. Orange rind. Pale bread malts. Nicely juicy. Taste is lightly pithy and pulpy bitter. Distinct dry edge to it. Clean mouthfeel. Slightly drying. Light, pithy bitter finish. Easy drinking.

Tap into a shotglass showing cloudy whitish yellow with a finger of clean white foam. The nose shows subtle pithy grapefruit. The palate is thick bodied with mild carbonation. Flavors of light petrol/ethanol and pineapple. Moderate bitterness on finish with pineapple on the linger.

Half glass at Pro Pig.
The appearance was pink with no head nor lacing.
The aroma starts off with tart raspberries underscored by some sweet wheat. Subtle lemon further underneath.
The flavor takes all of the previously mentioned aromas to combine tart first and brings in a slight sweetness trying to balance in. Tart to semi-sweet edge puckers into the aftertaste and finish.
On the palate, this one sat about a light on the body with a nice sessionability about it. Low carbonation makes this one easy to be refreshing. Good for what it is. No witbier yeast strain was used in harming this beer.

On tap at the brewery.
They poured this into a tulip.
The appearance was a hazy burnt yellow to glossy orange color with a bar pour’s kind of slim white head. Delicate smooth to semi-messy laced rings.
The aroma starts off with sweet grassy hops over top of sharp bitter citrus rind blends nicely. And then some pineapple as it warms.
The flavor brings together all of the previously mentioned flavors to boot into the aftertaste and slides into the finish.
On the palate, this one sat about a light to medium on the body with a nice sessionability about it. Carbonation rides low enough to allow nice bitterness hitting my tongue.
Overall, damn nice APA that I would love to have again.

On tap at Prohibition pig. Pours out a pale straw color topped with a small head. Nose is lemon lime citrus kick some tart sour notes. Taste is more of the lime and lemon citrus notes.

ry hazy. Looks like a watery orange juice. The aroma is sourness like lemon juice. Very sour. Tastes like a radler. Light? Citrus and lemon lime flavor. Has a kid Popsicle like flavor. Yet the malt itself is just Barely showing itself. It’s refreshing while barely beer.

Draft. A slightly hazy yellow pour. Nose is hard to measure. Pour is high. Tastes like a brown ale and a tootsie roll malt with a sweet chocolates. a strange beer.

Beautiful golden yellow. Fizzy with a light white head. Aroma of simcoe, corn and honey. Really great mouthfeel. Sense whole having substance in the carb. Sweet finish. Up front, it’s lightly rice like with peach and grapefruit skin. Bitterness lingers

Tap. Pours cloudy pale golden, small off-white head, goo lacing. Aroma is crystal malt, lemon, pine. Flavor is light plus sweet, light bitter, juicy and full of citrus. Full body, creamy mouthfeel, hint of acidity.

Tap at Prohibition Pig, Waterbury. Colour is almost black with brownish head. Aromas and flavours: Chocolate, vanilla, some coffee and roasted malts. Quite nice. Nice soft porter.