Taster flight at Wenatchee taproom. Copper colored pour, thin head eventually settles out to ring . Malty aroma, leather, tobacco. Taste is malty, brown sugar, leather.

Taster flight at Wenatchee taproom. Light amber pour, thin head. Malty aroma, caramel. Taste is toasty malty, minor sweet notes, caramel

Taster flight at Wenatchee taproom. Cloudy golden pour, weak head, ring, streaky lacing. Bready aroma with faint weizen notes. Taste is a dumbed down version of a German weizen, on target but just off the mark.

Taster flight at Wenatchee taproom. Clear, bright dark golden, thin ring of head, lacing. Hoppy aroma, pine, citrus, resinous. Taste brings a nice resinous bite, hoppy, near dank, notes of citrus. Sticky finish

Taster flight at Wenatchee taproom. Clear golden pour, wispy head, streaky lacing. Light hoppy aroma, pine. Hops really pop in the taste, starting off with a nice bracing bite, piney, earthy with some lingering bitterness.

Murky-looking IPA with a thin head. The can design was a no-brainer for me, as a former NM resident and neomex hop fan I knew exactly what I was getting before I even read the label. Props to the graphic designer - going down main street isn't always easy for a creative but it was highly effective here. Moderate bitterness, and some thick malts. But the hop has a gooseberry brightness complemented by some tropical notes, arguably more like the cutting edge of Victorian hops than neomex. But still, a high quality hop character.

(Tap) cloudy yellow colour with a small white head, aroma of citrus, balanced flavour with a long, light bitter finish