Draft pour enjoyed at Jellyfish. Rating from backlog. Somewhat cloudy but bright golden appearance. Smooth foam head. Extra cool taste. Almost minty. Unique grain profile, grassy hop constant, a little plastic note. Quite the bitter and agressive finish here on a session. Interesting and unique. Solid if you want to have a few beers, and really taste them at the same time.

Draft pour pint enjoyed on tap at Route 522. Tasty summertime lager that goes down nice and easy. Surprised at the amount of hops in this one too. Clean shiny golden appearance. Crisp front, biscuit malts. Flavorful lager, and as refreshing as they get. Really enjoyable brew here.

12 oz can poured, picked up at the brewery. Soft golden orange haze, gentle foam head and lacing. Some biscuit grains balance surprisingly well with this citrus hop overload. Long lingering juicy citrus hop profile. Refreshing hazy. Soft bitterness late. A little more bold flavor wise than your usual IPA within the style, so a nice hybrid here. Tasty brew here.

16 oz can poured, picked up at Jellyfish. A clean and shiny golden appearance. Moderate lasting foam head. Aroma is malt forward, with a hint of a rye spice coming through. Flavor has a bold rye like background, but its not an overpowering feature by any means. Smooth taste, with a gentle rye constant. Love the light, but flavorful brew they have in this. Very nice.

On tap at the brewery. Pours a slightly hazy yellow gold with a white head that dissipates to the edges and laces slightly. Aroma has dank citrus and a bit of mango rind with marijuana and a bit of hay underlying. Flavor has a nice bitter citrus and papaya with a bit of grass and a touch of grapefruit rind.

Sampled from the tap at the brewery. Pours a clear dull grapefruit me with a white head that dissipates to the edges and laces. Aroma has a combination of bread, grass and rye with a hint of pine underlying. Flavor has dank grass and earthy pine supported by a breast rye note.

On tap at the brewery. Pours a clear straw yellow with a white head that dissipates to the edges and laces. Aroma combines grass and hay with a bit of grain backing. Flavor is straw forward with growing slightly dank hay and a bit of grass with some cat piss underlying.

Burk från Seattle, 7.1%. Kristallklar ljusguldig med vit krona. Lätt kakig med toner av citrus, grapefrukt, granskott, tall med efterhängande grape:ig beska. Lätt och mjuk kropp, nästan oljig. Lättdrucket och törstsläckande. Känns mer som en lättare APA än en IPA på över 7%.

A delicious session IPA when you are getting ready for the ballgame, and head past SoDo to work your way back up to the stadium. Pint enjoyed on draft at Jellyfish Brewing. Has a tangy orange glow to it. Beautiful, stand out appearance. Has a juicy punch, but the headliner remains with the grain base. A touch of pilsner malt, and a semi bitter citrus peel finish. Cool, refreshing taste to this quite unique IPA. Compact IPA seems to be quite the fitting subtle for this brew. Its tasty. It drinks easy. Its sunny. What else do you need in a summer is coming IPA?

Nice juicy and hoppy IPA. Thick and dank.