Taster at brewery. Near black pour, collar of head. Rich, roasty aroma. Taste brings more roasty goodness, coffee, burnt toast. Light sweetness. Solid, pleasant, smooth.

Taster at brewery. Light golden, collar of head. Yeasty, Belgian aroma, sourdough, cheese. Taste is more of the Belgian notes, silky, smooth, bread. Solid.

Taster at brewery. Medium amber, filmy head. Aroma is lightly toasted malts. Taste follows with more malts, not that hoppy as indicated in the description. Mellow, malty, smooth.

Ridiculously hazy golden and peach coloured body with a bright glowing orange tint and a very small, single centimetre tall off-white head that fades fast. Aroma of crisp grain, light earth, pungent grassy and floral hops with a little bit of bitterness and some very subdued sweetness from fruits. Medium-bodied; Deep malty flavours at first with a lot of grain and earthy malt, but also some of the biscuit and yeast components come through towards the end, with a good deal of bitterness, most from the malt and not the hops with a light grapefruit and citrus vibe towards the end. Aftertaste shows the deeply bitter flavours with a good deal of alcohol and funk, along with a grapefruity and resinous hop finish and some soft sugars toards the very end that offer up some light complexity after all. Overall, still a fairly underwhelming beer and not-so-great for the style, but nice to try as a non-Pennsylvanian, but definitely not worth grabbing if you are from out-of-town, like me, I wish I would have grabbed something different. I sampled this sixteen ounce, pint-sized can, purchased from The Beer Store in Franklin Mills (Philadelphia), Pennsylvania on 05-October-2019 for US$5,99 sampled at home in Washington on 13-January-2020.