Pint can pours with a dirty murky opaque straw gold body that supports a thin white head of foam. The aroma offers up mango, guava and then faint lemon, tangerine and orange. The taste delivers juicy lemon and lime cut with thin soft pineapple and mango. Nice. To midway a mild rye kind of dark biscuit like sensation is at a just noticeable level. Into the finish it picks up a wafer thin layer of orange juice and orange sherbet. Really nice stuff that's more bright and citrus bitterness than soft sweet tropical fruitiness. Works.

Pint can pours with a mahogany colored body that supports a thin tan head of foam. The aroma offers up molasses, black strap molasses and then brown sugar dusted prunes. The taste delivers similar notes of sweet molasses, a spicy black strap molasses sensation and then more molasses drizzled over prunes. It rides into the finish rather effortlessly with lingering sweet maltiness hanging around for a while. Solid sipper.

Can from the brewery, Thanks Stacey. Aroma and flavor are a reflection. Citrus, light herbal, mild malt. Balanced. Juicy texture, soft mouthfeel. Damn, this brewer nailed the style. Impressive!

32oz crowler pours with a murky opaque brackish yet still somewhat glowing dull gold to copper body that supports a nice light tan head of foam. The aroma offers up cantaloupe, honeydew and then thin tangy guava and mango. The taste delivers a pleasing mouthfeel with just the right amount of juicy chewiness. I get cantaloupe and honeydew melon notes giving way to juicy tangy guava and mango. It picks up just a hint of oat here and there taking this to another level. Loving this.