Can at the 7/27 DC RateBeer tasting. Clear yellow with off-white head. Aromas of herbs, banana. Tastes of banana, herbs. Light body with a dry finish.

Crowler thanks to Adam. Pours a cloudy yellow with small white head that lasts. The aroma is dough and lemon zest. Thin body, lemon, dough, acidic, good.

Draft at Moo & Brew. Deep cloudy purple color small pink head. Big cherry and berry aroma. Taste is very fruity with light tartness. Decent summer beer

Draft at Moo & Brew. Cloudy to murky yellow color small white head. Lemon aroma. Taste is lightly tart lemon juice. Simple stuff.

Thanks for the can Jason! Pours a clear orange gold with a finger of foam that lingers. Overripe orange and citrus zest on the nose with kind of old malt aromas. Bread and caramel dominate the palate with more overripe citrus.

Can at the July DC RB mini-tasting. Poured a clear yellow color with a medium sized white head. Aroma was light straw yellow color with a small off-white head. Aroma was light sweet malts, some bit of funky notes to be honest.

Straw and almost a light fungal sense. Golden pour with decent head. Some hops here. Crisp finish.

Clear pale gold bod med foam wht head. Dry earthy arma. Dry spicy herbal flav. Med bod mod carb. 5/3/5/3/11 2.7

Deep dark brown coloured body with a thinnish, relatively fast-dying tan head that starts at a centimetre tall but fades quickly to just about nothing. Aroma of coffee, light coconuts and sugars (molasses, even) with a big hit of roasted malt and some grain in the mix. Medium-bodied; Assertive toasted and roasted malt flavours with a little bit of milk (perhaps up to 50% cacao) chocolate and a good dose of coffee notes right behind along with a very noticeable amount of coconut (toasted?) right behind and a touch of lactose at the end. Aftertaste shows quite a bit of bitterness from the malts with a little coconut and coffee flavouring, but the coffee and roasted notes are by far the strongest. Overall, a decent and powerful beer throughout, but somehow doesn't show much alcohol (which is a good thing), and the body is a touch thin (which is why i'm happy to see this categorised as a Porter). Nice to sample and a good option if you are looking for a coconut based dark beer or a porter in general and can find this! I sampled this sixteen ounce, pint-sized can purchased from GrapeVine in Fort Mill, South Carolina on 21-August-2017 for US$2,98 a few hours after watching the Eclipse in South Carolina, but a few hours BEFORE leaving back for North Carolina & South Carolina on 24-May-2018 at home in Washington.

Mostly clear golden coloured body with a slight tint of copper, all without much head at all - a thin off-white head starts the beer but fades almost immediately. Aroma of grass, light grain, some subtle alcohol and sweet notes and very little else - mellow fruits that show the hops as well perhaps. Light to just about Medium-bodied; Strong grassy and herbal flavours of the hops at first with a dose of light citrus and more crisp, vibrant hop notes with a light bitterness from the hops, but the malt is very nice and incredibly clean - I wouldn't have known this was grits/cornmeal at ll, but it worked out nicely with these hops. Aftertaste is very crisp, clean and showcasing the hops much more than the malt, but in a good way with grassy and floral notes the strongest and a subdued but noticeable bitterness. Overall, a nice and enjoyable IPA that shows the characteristics of an IPA but a lightness and easy-to-drink profile of a Light IPA - nice and well worth trying to find if you like IPAs, prefer them a bit higher alcohol than a Light IPA and have to deal with the heat in the summertime down South at all! I sampled this sixteen ounce, pint-sized can purchased from Good Bottle Company in Charlotte, North Carolina on 09-May-2018 for US$3,25 sampled at home in Washington on 22-May-2018.