12 oz. bottle. Color is a slightly hazy gold, thin lasting head. Aroma corn, rice and some yeast.

Taste is of a massed produced lager. Corn / rice adjunct with a weak (and I mean weak) hop bitterness in the finish. The body is thin and watery, yet not a total waste. Yet, maybe they need to speak to a brewer like Jacks Abby if they want to attempt a highly hopped, well executed hoppy lager.

Bottle: Clear, yellow-gold with a white head. Grain malt, corn, honey aroma. Light grain malt, mild grass flavour. A little sweet......sort of middle of the road, overall. Nothing off....just a little bland.

Bottle pour into nonic pint glass from Greg & Jane’s Beer and Wine. Aroma is cherry and caramel. Appearance is beautiful clear, dark red with decent sparkle, 1/2 finger-width off-white fleeting head and no lacing. Taste is sweet dark fruits/cherry and caramel with late mild herbs. Palate is medium bodied with thick texture, average carbonation and sweet finish. Overall, perhaps picked up a slight contribution of the hemp in the taste but is not major. Is OK but nothing noteworthy.

Bomber from Bottles N Bins in Monterey. Pours hazy orange gold with a large yellowish head. Aroma is orange, hints of banana, but unexpectedly roasty malt. Med body. Flavor is orange, arguably banana, and somewhat roasty malt. Not bad.

Draught @ Madison Grill - Hoboken. Slightly hazy dark orange with small beige foamy head, floral hops aroma, medium carbonation, sweetish orange peel taste, somewhat thick body, medium orange peel finish. Very mellow and smooth, must be low IBU.

Pours hazy copper color with off white head. Aromas of toasted malt and pine. Similar flavors. Medium body with average carbonation.

Bottle at tasting. Dark brown pour. Aroma of strong dark malt and some chocolate. Taste has lots of malt as well, with mild red fruit, choco and some booze. Where is the bourbon? This beer has potential, but feels unfinished.