Sampled from the tap at the Railyard location. Pours a hazy yellow with a white head that dissipates to the edges and laces slightly. Aroma has lots of sweet wheat backed by a bit of sweet citrus. Flavor has notes of light citrus and light wheat with a touch of earthiness in the finish.

Sampled from the tap at the Railyard location. Pours a clear orangish gold with a white head that dissipates to the edges and laces. Aroma is full of citrus and tropical fruit with a hint of grapefruit and sweet grains underlying. Flavor has more of a citrus bite with some tropical fruits and a bit of light sweet grains in the finish.

Tap @ Second Street Santa Fe Railyard. 2011 vintage. 11.2%. Pours a hazy maroon, red appearance with a small brown head. Rich dark fruity, light berry, caramel, vaguely sweet, pretty nice aroma. A bit strong, nice bodied, toffee/caramel malty, dark fruity, grape, plum flavor. Fairly smooth for 11.2%. Not too complex but pretty nice. How this is less sticky and syrupy than every other one of their beers is a fucking mystery to me.

Tap @ Second Street Santa Fe Railyard. Pours a bit hazy, dark orange appearance with a light brown head. A touch smoky/roasty, thick caramel, grassy aroma. Carbonation is a touch low. Thick caramel, slightly syrupy malty, slightly flavor, mild dark fruity flavor. Ok, I guess. Maybe the best I’ve had here but it’s flawed.

Tap @ Second Street Santa Fe Railyard. Pours a bit hazy orange appearance with a khaki head. Zesty citrusy, a bit resiny hoppy aroma. A bit syrupy mouthfeel. Somewhat spicy, orange citrusy, a bit herbal, fairly sweet flavor. Ok.

Tap @ Second Street Santa Fe Railyard. Pours a touch hazy orange appearance with an off white head. Orange citrusy, a bit spicy hoppy, slightly herbal aroma. Slightly low carbonation. A bit syrupy. Sticky citrusy hoppy, thick malty flavor. Not horrible but there are several turn offs.

Tap @ Second Street Santa Fe Railyard. Pours a clear, rust orange appearance with a khaki head. Toasty malty, light toffee, grassy aroma. Kind of sweet, a bit juicy fruity, light caramel flavor. Unbalanced on the sweet side.

Tap @ Second Street Santa Fe Railyard. Pours a darkish orange appearance with a tan head. Bitter, somewhat floral, citrusy hoppy aroma. Tangerine, bitter herbal, earthy flavor. Boring.

Tap @ Second Street Santa Fe Railyard. Pours a light golden appearance with a small white head. Corn, straw, light veggie aroma. Moderate veggie, bitter herbal, grassy flavor. Pass.

Draft at the source. Hazy golden brown color, thick creamy head. Aroma of peppery tropical fruit. Taste is equally peppery with a bit of summer fruit.