Pours clear gold into a shaker. White head with medium retention recedes to skim surface. Corn and hay aromas. Soft with sourdough and straw front to back.

16oz can in Rockport. Drank from the can while eating oysters. Bisquity, straw, herbal, grainy. Decent

Need a nice refreshing brew after a day of painting some room of my house. Light clear yellow with soapy white head. Nose is little bread and citrus. Tastes of some lemon, sourdough, some mixed herbs, and floral. Lightly crisp.

16 oz. Can. Flavor has a bold citrus flavor with a nicely dry finish. Mouthfeel still shows a softness. Some juice. Nice

Citrus pith, grapefruit, nice hops, smooth and balanced. Nice.

Pours a near clear straw from a can. Grassy, malty aroma and flavor. A light banana flavor too. Good beer.

Can not for the life of me find a can date on this one, but I purchased it recently from the cooler, drunk 7/30/21. Sunset-orange-golden, quite hazy, though maybe not quite soupy. Massive, well-retained, white head atop. Pine and lemon-orange with biscuity malts and very fruity esters smells good. No big bubble gum or twangy/resinous notes from the hops, nor any booziness. Caramel, pine, honey and lemon give a pretty straightforward, somewhat more bitter version of a more Vermont-like NEIPA. Soft, malty body shows pretty good attenuation, though there's still plenty of malt sugar to balance. A little loose/thin on the end and there's a touch of booziness and either phenolic or hop astringency. A lot of lemon and pine but also some enjoyable apricot and marmalade. A bit sweet up front and a bit too bitter on the back end, but it shows promise. Would like to try it from the brewery and not contract brewed at Riverwalk, who I've never been impressed with.

16oz can. Poured a hazy yellow color with a medium sized white head. Aroma was really nice coriander, lemon peel. Juicy, refreshing. Very easy to drink. Nice stuff.

Pours a clear amber from a can. Nice biscuity aroma and flavor. A little sweet. Good beer.