Taster at brewery. Hazy golden pour, scant head, spotty lacing. Aroma is bready with dry lemony notes. Taste is light citrus, dry biscuity malts, gentle bitterness, lemon.

Taster at brewery. Hazy yellow pour, thin skin of head, streaky lacing. Fruity, yeasty aroma. Taste has notes of apple and pear, grassy, yeasty, sweet. Think the Mandarina has a lot to do with the fruitiness.

Taster at Abolitionist. Pale golden pour, wispy head, hazy. Bready aroma with a citrusy edge. Taste is thin, biscuity, sweet, light fruit ess.

Not Cotts 23. Aroma has chewy vinous sourness. Sweetness and spice. Hazy amber. Thin foamy white head. Medium sour. Some tang. Underlying malts. Spice. Sherbert. Light. Thin. Soft-fizzy carbonation. Long dry astringent finish.

Panda, courtesy of SHIG, pours with a clear pure deep gold colored body that has thin copper hues and supports a thin ring of white bubbles. The aroma offers up a blend of tart smelling citrus and a fair sense of the sage herbs. The taste delivers benign tartness, which I'm digging actually. Wait, second sip comes across with enhanced tartness to a thin vinegar flavor. The sage is well off in the background and I'm failing to discover much, if any, blackberry. There are other, possibly barrel treatment notes, that are faint and difficult to describe. Fun beer.

Panda, courtesy of SHIG, pours with a slightly murky deep gold with a copper hued colored body that supports a tiny white head. The aroma offers up all sorts of vinegar, woody barrel character and then a thin vague wine like sensation. If I think about cherries I can just sense them. The taste delivers a nice even balanced flavor. I get equal amounts of mild vinegar and red wine flowing into an increasing woodiness and mildly tart cherries. At times it ends with a sense of bready sweet malts peaking from behind the modest finishing tartness tinged with tannin like astringency. Solid offering. I'm digging it.

Panda, courtesy of SHIG, pours with a clear pure deep gold colored body that has thin copper hues and supports a thin ring of white bubbles. The aroma comes across as mostly lavender with a mild murmurs of 'beer' notes in the background. The taste delivers similar notes that are mostly lavender based. Behind the lavender treatment are lesser notes of mildly soured citrus as well as a sense of the malts. Into the finish the tartness ramps up with a lime like character to it. Nice.

Can: Poured an orange hazy with a white head. Aroma is super hoppy, fresh fruit, tropical, grapefruit, sticks to the nose. Taste is tingly bitter hops, juicy fruits, grapefruit, pineapple, acidic, sweetish finish.

Can: Poured a bright yellow with a white head. Aroma is sticky fruits, hops, tropical, pineapple. Taste is fresh lively hops, juicy fruits, citrus, tropical, acidic and lively finish.