At the FF Crafthouse: pours copper with a white head. Aroma is sugar, vague fruits, no rosemary. Taste is sweet and somewhat bitter. Slight alcohol burn. Not great.

At the Crafthouse in Philly: pours pale gokd with a white head. Aroma is light graininess and the like. Taste is light bitterness and grainy. Easy to drink. Kind of boring.

At the crafthouse: pours copper with a white head. Aroma is toffe, caramel, and subtle Hoppiness. Taste is lightly sweet, kind of malty, some hop bitterness. Light aftertaste.

Shared 12 oz. bottle. Best by 4/21/2017. Pale gold, off-white head. Aroma of citrus and caramel. Taste is rather bland, with citrus, caramel, grapefruit notes, earth, and soap.

12oz bottle, dated BB 2/2/19. Poured into small goblet glass. Color is dim, orange hued gold, clear. Surface covering lacing, not sticky. Aroma is moderately strong, some alcohol essence, maybe a generic berry aspect, not very blueberry. Not sticky thick or big but some alcoholic sweetness. A medium body with light carbonation. Again, nicely done that its not a overly sticky beer, maybe some stick. I would not have guessed this is a braggot, just comes off as a strong golden ale, closer to Belgian-ish. Low bitterness, an alcohol heft. Not very blueberry aroma. Some alcohol burn at the back of the throat. Low hops (which is great). Finishes not rough despite the felt alcohol. Its a pricey 4-pack but for 15% its a pretty good deal.

From tap. Pours clear and golden amber with a small off white head. Aroma is fruity and slight toasted malty. Bitter, grapefruity and slight herbal hoppy. Lingering dry and solid hoppy finish.

750 ml bottle from Buy Rite, Jersey City. Pours a clear orange color with a thin white head and some off-white drippy, spotty lacing. Herbal and a little fruity, some resiny notes. A bit of boozy heat. The malts fades away pretty quick, as it really drinks on the bitter side. Drys out the mouth quite a bit as well, with a dry / herbal close. Pretty nice if you are looking for an herb-forward dry beer. In my opinion it is probably more suited to a smaller format or a share than a personal 750. One of those beers where it starts to feel a little same-note as you get into the 500-750 ml range. Overall though, I enjoyed it.

12oz bottle. Poured a clear amber color, medium sized white head. Aroma was light citrus, touch of resin. Light boozy malt notes. Flavor was light resin hop notes, crystal malts - a touch heavy. Perfectly fine.