Pours deep gold into a shaker. White head with little retention. Resin aromas. Caramel and earthy resin front to back.

Bottle pour into shaker pint glass from Greg & Jane's Beer and Wine. Appearance is hazy (almost pulpy), orange-brown with greenish tinge at the edges, with decent sparkle, 3+-finger width explosive foamy beige head (overflowed the glass!) with decent retention and soapy lacing. Aroma is moderate lemony citrus over solid bready malt backbone and late resin. Taste is as aroma without the resiny bitter end. Palate is light-to-medium body with smooth, thick texture, average-to-lively carbonation and finish as taste. Overall, aroma and flavor are not complex--decent enough citrus and malt but neither a west coast nor a NE IPA. Sort of a background, in the middle kind of offering. Nothing offensive but nothing to seek out.

Bottle pour into nonic pint glass from Greg & Jane's Beer and Wine. Appearance is dark brown--almost opaque--with decent sparkle at the edge of the glass, thin, beige head with poor retention and no lacing. Aroma is chocolate and roasted malt. Taste is as aroma with late earth. Palate is medium-to-full bodied with thick texture, soft-to-average carbonation and finish as taste. Overall, not complex but pretty strong aroma and flavor and a nice palate. Better than I was expecting based on other reviews.

Tap at Thirsty Moose, Portsmouth. Color is clear orange with small white head. Aromas and flavors: Fruits, hops, grass and malts. Easy.

Tap sample at the source. Deep yellow almost golden in color with a bubbly white head. Rich citrus and pine with hints of earth grass and resin against a bready malt with hints of caramel. Pretty tasty fresh hop IPA

Tap sample at the source. Light golden in color with a small white head that persists. Citrus and pine atop some light bready crackery maltiness. Pretty tasty session.

Tap sample at the source. Deep amber in color small but long lasting off white head. Sweet bready caramel and hints of butterscotch against some spice and resinous hops. Pretty tasty IPA I took a crowler home.

Nitro sample at the source. Deep brown in color fairly clear tight tan head. Rich coffee aroma and flavor against the chocolate and fruity underneath. Really great session beer!

Tap at the brewery. Pours unclear blonde, no real head. Smell is bit lemonade-ish, but not too sweet. taste is a lot like a radlr ( I guess its the same thing, basically ) some lemon shines trough. Mild maltyness left. Ok - for what it is .

Tap at the brewery. Pours unclear blonde, no real head. Smell is bit buttery ( in a good way ) brett funk. taste is full, bit citric - which i don’t prefer in combo with brett. OK