Bottled. Pale hazy orange color, small white head. Bready aroma with American hops. This should be a Czech-style pils? Sweetish, bready flavor. Easy to drink. Flavor is close to standard APA than Czech pils :)

Red copper ale with a thick light moka head, lacing. Nice herbal c-hops in aroma, with good chunky malt in mouth, welll balanced with floral hops, very grapefruity, and a good dose of candy sugar. Rich bodied, with hops and malt covering the mouth. Bottle from Party Source, Syracuse, August 2006.

Clear golden body with a medium frothy white head. Sweet honey and light grassy hops aroma. Sweet grassy hop flavor, some light caramel and honey.

This brings back lots of memories let me tell you. Pours with a generous creamy head over a clear, dark yellow body. Lightly sweet and fruity malts with light flowery hops in the aroma. The bitterness follows a lightly sweet start, all delivered with a smooth bodied soft palate. Suzy CreamCheese would approve.

Clear copper body with a small creamy white head. Sweet floral hops aroma and some tea hints. Sweet floral hops flavor, some light citrus hops, and a gentle tea background.

Bottle. Amber beer with an off-white head. Low fruity aroma. Citrus and summer fruit flavor with a big earthiness that lingers. Medium body. Some resin.

I’d like to dedicate this rating to DaSilky1. Fresh, late-2006 bottle consumed on 8/4/06.
Strong initial white head sits atop a peanut-butter/golden mix of colored liquid. Filtered, clear, big bubbles show forced carb, obviously, because Lagunitas dosent "keep it real".
Smells, hmmmm, actually one of the more dry smelling Lagunitas beers. I was ready to get attacked by hops (I did), but I didnt get blasted with an equal dose of caramelly-syrupy malt. More of a grainy, lighter colored malt base, is somewhat snappier, but is buried beneath an emergent fountain of citric and resinous hops. Some yeast sharpness on the very end? Maybe, or maybe it’s just hops.
The flavor is not as dry as hoped for, the lack of huge amounts of heavier crystal malts do not overwhelm with caramel sweetness, but still, there is a strong honeyish, bordering some light caramel tints. Hoppiness is assertive, heavy and very American. Citric and maybe a touch of very ligh flowers, but just tons of strong, somewhat sweet citrus fruits and dry pine resin. Alcohol is mostly well-concealed. The texture loosens almost immediately, as the fake carbonation falls off. By the end, the filtered body and dissipated carbonation create a syrupy, sugary, bitter mess which yours truly could not finish.

Bottle. Dark golden colour with a beige head. Aroma is sweet fruity hop. Flavour is sweet fruity hop and citrus. Bitter finish.

Bottled. Golden, almost clear, with an off-white head. Citrus, malt, sweetness and pine in the aroma. Malty, sweet flavor with citrus and pine. Full body, and a lot of bitterness in the finish. Bitter but pleasant. (060720)