Draft at Rail Trail Flatbread. Dusty orange yellow pour. Nose is tropical. Tatses of melon, wine grapes, apricots, gooseberry, grassy. Smooth palate. No bitterness

Draft at brewery while watching some band prior to sleep appointment. If they want accurate sleep I need few beers prior haha. Gold pour and small hea. Nose is grainy and touch of honey. Tatses of hay, yeats, grains, lemon, honey. Light bodied.

Draft at brewery in tulip clear amber colored slight yellowish film on top and minimal head. Nose is Belgian candy. Tastes of orange, bread, rock candy, cloves. Slick palate.

Can with a weird code on the bottom, drunk 3/14/26.
Lemon and hints of lime with fresh herbs and a good deal of dry, white grape. Like a peppery Gruner, I suppose. Good and crisp, with a hint of huskiness from the malt but still some excellent honey-like character, as well. Very clean.
Really the only downfall I can find here is just a slight sharp/husky/grainy character to the malt, though it's almost mitigated by the softness of the honey-like character. Hops are lovely, yeast is lovely and it's crisp and dry on the finish. Incredibly drinkable stuff, with appropriate bitterness and they didn't go overboard trying to squeeze every last drop out of the hops. No bad herbage, chalk, intense earthiness or pine.