22 fl oz bottle. Pours almost fully clear and golden orange with a small white head. Aroma is mild pine and grapefruity hoppy. Light peachy note in the initial flavour followed by a more dominant grapefruity to piney hops. Bitter and light toasted malty finish.

Bomber from Total Wine, Norfolk, VA, opened 7/19/11. Pours a hazy amber color with a thin creamy white head. Grainy aroma with nutty notes and herbal hops. The taste is toasted malts, vanilla and an herbal hop finish. Medium bodied.

Tap at the Harbour Bainbridge. Clear, burnt orange appearance with an off white head. Mild to moderate piney hoppy, mildly earthy nose. Fairly bitter, piney hoppy, slightly caramel flavor. Piney aftertaste. Not bad.

Bottle 65 cl. Pours a clear golden with a white head. Sweet buttery nose, malty with a citrusy hop note. Medium body, fairly sweet fruit and malt with a perfumy hoppiness. Ends dry but not overly hoppy. Luckily the diacetyl seemed an aroma thing only. 230711

Bottled. A hazy amber beer with a lazing yellowish head. The aroma has notes of hops, citrus fruits, and malt. The flavor is sweet with notes of hops, malt, straw, and citrusfruits, leading to a bitter finish.

clear yellow, smooth white head. Mild hoppy aroma. Flavor is flowery hoppy, mild.very fresh hoppy

Bottled 0,65l (bought from Portland)
Clear deep amber color, small steady off-white lace. Bready, malty aroma with licorice and resiny hops. Medium to full-bodied. Flavor is also malty with strong resiny hoppyness. Warming aftertaste. Similar to Bigfoot.

Sampler at Blue Star, Seattle. Hazy golden/amber body. Flowery aroma, sweet taste: rape, oranges and some malt. A tad too much carbonation. (With Stefan 19.Dec 2008)

Whole fresh orange and lemon nose. Hazy yellow, medium white head. Aroma is sweet but it drinks quite dry with light malt flavor. Finishes grainier with a definite citrus character, lemongrass and lemonzest discernible. Ideal as a summer seasonal, quite refreshing, somewhat flavorful, immensely quaffable. Well crafted session beer!

2012-08-05, bottle, 7-4-7-4-14=36
Hazy light amber color. The aroma is unexpected, as it shows a clear manure character, followed by some dusty cereals and straws, then very light passion fruit; peculiar but interesting. Lean mouthfeel, quite dry, with a good cereals flavor, straws, some dry resins from the hop, light piney feeling, strong bitterness.
A mutant beer, always good though.

2012-07-26, draught at the brewpub, 8-4-7-4-16=39
Amber color, with small head (big German mug). Mild but balanced aroma of malt and hop, some of the qualities come out slowly, delicate fruits and some piney resins; more delicate than powerful. Nice toffee flavor with some caramel, lean and clean, with very good hopping, providing correct bitterness and mild fruity notes.
Notable for its perfect balance.

2010-07-03, bottle courtesy of Oakes, 7-4-7-4-14=36
Cloudy light amber color, small head. The aroma is hoppy, mildly fruity; but also grassy, and with an impression of wood and smoke. Dry mouthfeel; caramel and toffee flavor, a bit dusty; strong bitterness, resiny and creamy, but not enough fruity. Creamy toffeish final, long. Pleasant but not impressive.