Gold, bright, no head. Weedy aroma, just a touch of allium, bright hop, some peach and orange in there.

Dark brown, just a thin head. On the nose it’s bourbon and bubblegum, thin body for style, and clunky in how it comes together.

Slight haze, thin head. Pale malt, light bread, light herbal hop, slight pear note. On the sweet side… seems caught between pilsner and helles and ends up being not great at either. Needs a better hop game to play well with skagit malts.

Cloudy and pale, thin head. On the palate the hops are fresh and bright- even the citra isn’t too oppressive. Malts are executed well.

Can pour from Valley Beverage, Sherman Oaks. It's an opaque light brown-dark yellow with no sparkle, finger-width off-white head with poor retention and decent lacing. Aroma is strong stone fruits with tropical fruit. Taste follows aroma along with citrus and late biscuit. Mouthfeel is medium side of light-to-medium bodied with smooth texture, no sign of alcohol, average-to-lively carbonation and crisp finish as taste. Overall, good strength to aroma and taste with the latter being more complex. A bit too carbonated.

US Pint can, brew in collaboration with 'Black Plague Brewing'. Drank on 13th February 2022 during the build up to the Super Bowl, at my daughters. Very dark brown, very fast fading head. Malty nose and initial taste. Vanilla, leather and chocolate flavours appear as the beer warms a little in the glass. Interesting enough.

Grapefruit and oak. Golden pour with decent head. Decent and easy drinking but doesn't come together as well as many West Coast IPAs. Bitter finish. Can.

Grapefruit and pineapple rind. A little nectarine.. golden pour with great head and lacing. Bitter finish. A little wet grass. Can.

Can. Reddish beer with a pink head. Berry and light tart aroma. berry and light vanilla flavor with light sourness. Medium bodied. Berry and light sourness linger with light vanila.