Can: Hay and peanut hull aroma. Clear amber, thick yellow head, good lacing. Clay and hay, very subtle hints of caramel. Light body, soft carbonation. Not bad.

Can: Caramel and pencil shavings aroma. Hazy amber, thick yellow head. Honey and grapefruit. Medium body, easy carbonation, resinous. Didn’t taste super fresh, can was undated but admittedly was sampled a month after purchase. Has some good qualities.

12 oz. can thanks to jcwattsrugger. No date coding on the can so the age is unknown. Hazy blonde color with good head retention. Aroma shows light fruity hints with plenty of pale malts, honey.

Flavor gives a honey base with some mild fruity yeast. A very mild hop bite in the finish. The texture is crisp and dry in a light body. Clean finish. I would love to visit another brewery operated by veterans. And this beer makes me hopeful about this brewery.

Draft at source - pours yellow white head - nose/taste of lemongrass, rye, light bread - med body

Draft - pours yellow white head - nose/taste of pepper, spice, bubblegum and bread - med body

Draft - pours orange white head - nose/taste of citrus, peach, caramel malt and melon - med body

Draft at source - pours amber white head - nose/taste of caramel, resin and bitter hop- med body

Draft at source - pours yellow white head - nose/taste of bread, light lemon and wheat - med body

Draft at source - pours yellow white head - nose/taste of orange peel, honey, rye and wheat - med body

Draft at source - pours amber white head - nose/taste of resin, dark caramel and citrus - med body