On tap at the brewery. Pours a clear yellow gold with a white head that dissipates to the edges. Aroma has a good amount of straw and grains with a growing sweet lemonade. Flavor has sweet lemonade throughout with a touch of straw underlying.

12 oz can. (Was pushed in the back of my fridge awhile). Light caramel, burnt toast, and brown sugar. Has a metallic note. This sat in my fridge awhile. Thin body, watery character. Possible better before now. Maybe the metallic hint would not be present.

Undated can drunk 7/10/18.
Clear, auburn-chestnut with a beige head that fades steadily to a ring.
Very nice red fruit with peat and light toffee behind it. Sweet caramel, fig and plum all join in to create quite a rewarding, complex aroma. No heavy bread or any other overdone specialty malt notes that you often get in this style. Very aromatic for its size with no flaw or alcohol.
Dry and spicy with light bread and tons of enjoyable red fruit-like character from yeast and malt. Engaging carbonation and a soft, malty texture. Could have a touch more depth, I suppose, but hard to complain given the balance and great attenuation. Caramel and berry lingering. Could easily drink a liter of this (or so). Very refreshing, flavorful and clean.

Can. A- Grapefruit, orange pith, slightly soapy. A- Orange color, clear liquid, white head. T- Floral, bitter, pine, grapefruit, citrus rind, mild caramel. P- Medium body, average texture, average carbonation, bitter finish. O- Much more complex than I expected. Lots of grapefruit bitterness here. Some caramel bread as it warms. They had a mango version that was almost double the price. Not sure why the mango version is so much more. Solid pale ale. Almost tastes like a Toppling Goliath brew.

Poured from can thanks Stacey burnt caramel with a thin tan head. Aroma is roasted nuts caramel bread. Taste is thin watery brown bread caramel light roast.

Meh!

Can shared with Jeremy. Average lager, grainy, mildly sweet. But more importantly, a much sought after ND tick. Sweet! Thanks!

12oz can pours out golden topped with a white head. Nose is grassy grain notes a little metallic vegetable. Tatse is more of the nice light bread malts grassy hops some spice.

Sampled from the tap at ABR 2017. Pours a hazy orange with an amber hue and a near white head that dissipates to the edges. Aroma has strong cinnamon and sweet grains with coffee, fig and vanilla backing. Flavor has notes of sweet grains, bread, coffee, cinnamon and a bit of fig.