16 ounce can. Pours clear bright orange hue with a medium white head. A big tropical citrus nose. Sweet, medium bitterness, very clean, soft perfume. A big pale ale, really not distinguishable from an IPA. Very good. Super smooth and easy to drink.

On tap at Belmont. Pours a clear orange color with a small white head. A light toasty nose. The flavor is light sweet toast, citrus, husky. OK.

Taster at Mother Earth Brew Co. Golden with little white head. Tropical aroma and taste. Dry!

Can from CBB. 4.8% abv. Honey malt nose, lemon and orange, bit of stone fruit. Bright, clear gold with a fine, medium head. Tangy lemony hops, light crisp malt, somewhat sweet, bit of tang from the hops. A touch of tropical fruit. Light and easy drinking, tastes fine but not all that much going on.

Can 16fl.oz. @ home. [ As Pizza Port Grandview Golden Ale ].Clear medium orange yellow colour with a average, frothy, good lacing, mostly lasting, white head. Aroma is moderate malty, hay - grass, pale malt, fruity malt, moderate hoppy, grass - hay, minerals. Flavor is moderate sweet and light to moderate bitter with a average to long duration, fruity malt, pale malt, minerals, medium dry, grass. Body is medium, texture is oily to watery, carbonation is soft. [20171017] 6-3-7-3-13

Fairly hazy golden and raw honey coloured body with a nice golden glow and a dash of apricot and peach coloured tints along with a thick, three centimetre tal off-white head. Aroma of bright grassy and citrusey hops along with some biscuity malt backbones, coupled with a larger yeast smell than expected and the alcohol you expect. Medium-bodied; Assertive dry and very herbal flavours with a big dose of grapefruit and citrus bitterness and hop flavours coupled with some more astringent notes that have a lot of pungency and ending with some alcohol warmth throughout. Aftertaste shows the bitterness front and centre with a good malt backbone and balance and ending with a dry and slightly sweet flavour of the apricots and peaches along with a dash of floral and pure resinous hops coming through at the very tail end. Overall, a pretty well-balanced Imperial IPA with a nice complexity towards the end and a lot of dry, citrusey and resinous flavours and a good bit of alcohol as well. Nice to try, and even though this would have been a VERY enjoyable beer on the island, this was nice to literally bring it around the world and have it at home! I sampled this sixteen ounce can purchased from the Turnpike Shell Gas Station (which sadly I discovered on the way to the airport) in Hagatna, Tamunig, Guam [USA] and brought literally around the world back to home in Washington and sampled on 28-October-2017.

ABV: 6.0%; clear reddish amber colour, large, dense beige-ish head; aroma of pine resin, toasted rye bread with marmalade, some grapefruit and caramel; taste of resiny and orange zest bitterness, roasted bread (and some slight nuts), marmalade and minimal sourish notes; good amber ale