Draft - Toasted malts, toffee and nutty. Clear amber with a rich beige head. Toasted malts, nutty and a light twig. Solid.

Draft - Wheat and a touch of banana. Cloudy gold with a nice white head. Light fruit, light banana, mild clove and some wheat. Easy drinking.

Draft - Bubblegum, banana and some coriander. Hazy yellow gold with a rich white head. Bubblegum, light citrus and coriander. Well done.

Draft - Sweet malts and some light citrus. Clear gold with a rich white head. Sweet malts and a light bitterness in the finish. Crisp and easy drinking.

Location: 12 oz can at Beer Culture, 8/11/14

Aroma: The aroma is pine hops and grapefruit, some caramel notes, and a bit of floral hop as well
Appearance: It pours a clearish orange color into the glass, with a good sized off-white head
Flavor: The flavor is lightly sweet and malty, with a strong pine and grapefruit hop bitterness
Palate: The body is medium, it has a nice, clean mouthfeel, and a fairly dry finish
Overall Impression: This is a nice, on-style example. Very drinkable as well. As far as I'm concerned, it's always good to find really quality canned IPAs. You can never have too many.

No backbone, uber simplistic, just not how I like my IIPAs. Not horrible, but really don’t like this and shared with many people.

Sweet caramel malt that is a bit too cloying and on the edge of being not good, but if you are into maltier IPAs this ain’t bad. Actually fairly approachable when cold enough. Decent.

Can. Crystal clear golden color. Nice aroma of fresh meadow flowers. Taste is mellow, floral, pine. Tasty.

Slightly hazy, relatively pale golden coloured body with a tan head that fades VERY fast and is left with nothing on top. Aroma of ridiculously nice wheat, corn, grass, hay, honey and very light grassy hops - nice and fresh smelling. Light to Medium-bodied; Strong wheat flavour throughout with hints of bubble gum, coriander seed, touches of curacao and a lot of corn, grain and grassy notes - very nice and super clean flavoured. Aftertaste shows a distinct sweetness of caster sugar, pale wheat, grass and a touch of hoppiness, coupled with the distinct wheat and yeast flavours that emanate throughout. Overall, a very nice, grassy and wheatie german hef that is exactly what you think of (without thinking breweries) of a Nebraska-based Hef. I sampled this twelve ounce can purchased from Whole Foods in New York (Bowery), New York on 17-July-2014 for US$2,99 sampled at home in Washington as the last summer beer of ’summer’ on 01-September-2014.