Growler sample courtesy of jtclockwork. Country #172. Pours golden with a small white head. Aroma of fruit, hop, rose petals, flowers and grass. Moderate sweetness and medium bitterness. Light body, slight oily texture, average to soft carbonation. Finishes with increasing bitterness.

Growler with huge thanks to Doug. Pours honey gold white head - nose and taste of pear (more in nose), honey, sharp pine, light earthy malt and grapefruit peel. Medium body

Growler, brought back by GreatDane1632. Pours a hazy orange color, with a small, off-white, bubbly head. The nose is reminiscent of a witbier, with lots of citrus and herbal notes. Apricot, honeysuckle, cut grass, and a touch of tin can, which is a little unpleasant. Sharp, pleasant bitterness, with a reasonably nice malty backbone. Medium to heavy body, grainy, with a long, silky, bitter aftertaste. This is a really nice, hoppy beer, with a good, grainy malt profile. The tea isn’t obvious, but seems to add a smoother mouthfeel and floral and grassy aromas. Quite nice.

Copper with a watery white head. Aroma was rather hoppy and some toasted malt. A very off-putting note ran throughout. Astringent. Not something I woudl revisit.

Malty aroma which is less stated in its taste. Copper gold colour with a thin head.