Crisp golden and light peach coloured body with a thick, five centimetre tall pure white head that fades very quickly to just a single centimetre tall layer. Aroma of grass, candy sugar, a touch of apricots and very mild malts and a hint of raisins and sweet dried fruits. Light to Medium-bodied; Strong dry and funky flavours of perfume and grass noticeable up front with an almost sweet and fruity hop bite showing the apricots and peaches but leaving the palate quite dry with only a little bit of sweetness towards the end as well. Aftertaste shows some soap and perfumey flavours with a light malt body with only the hops and herbal notes cutting through at all - quite mild and simplistic and not very typical for the style. Overall, an enjoyable beer with it's sweet notes and fruity flavours, but not really like an IPA at all nor a hoppy beer in the slightest - more of an APA or even a saison or golden ale. I sampled this twelve ounce can purchased a few hours ago from Hop City at Krog Street Market (Inman Park) in Atlanta, Georgia for US$1,99 sampled in my hotel room a few hours later in Buckhead/Atlanta, Georgia on 31-May-2018.

Thick, hazy golden and peach coloured body with a thinnish, single centimetre tall off-white head that stays afloat for quite a while. Aroma of honey, pungent yeast, a bunch of wheat and coriander seed with a lot of full oranges and curacao notes along with a dose of pure floral and grassy flavours and ending with a strong, but relatively easy-to-drink bite from the herbal elements that really show through the yeast scents. Medium to Full-bodied; Strong rich wheat and yeastie flavours throughout with a dose of grain, flowers and grass with a kick of hay and herbal elements that end in a remarkably robust yeast and pure honey sweetness that shows throughout. Aftertaste shows some pungency in terms of wheat, yeast, honey, sweetness, grain and even a bit of the floral elements. Overall, a nice and robust beer with a lot of pungency in the finish with the sweetness and sugars taking over, but a lot of grain and coriander seed to couple the honey and floral elements that are more pungent. I sampled this twelve ounce can purchased from Publix Grocery Store in Downtown Atlanta, Georgia a few hours ago on 28-May-2018 for US$12,99/six pack, sampled in my hotel room here in Atlanta on 28-May-2018.

Quite hazy golden and light straw coloured body with a smallish, single centimetre tall pure white head on top. Aroma of wheat, yeast, light coriander seed, a touch of flowers and more grassy characteristics along with quite a bit of banana and bubble gum scents of the yeast. Light to Medium-bodied; Strong wheatie flavour at first that is very mellow and quite subdued with a touch of the coriander seed freshness, some light grassy and herbal characteristics around the edges followed by a smooth and very nice yeast bite that shows the bananas and even some light anise. Aftertaste is very subdued with the wheat and grain the strongest, but that is a misomer - this is all very subdued and not showing much flavour at all, in a good way - it goes down very easily and leaves the palate mellow and at ease. Overall, a very nice wit with some nice flavours, but nothing strong nor pungent and would be a perfect beer for Atlanta in the summertime with the heat and humidity. I sampled this twelve ounce can purchased from Mac's Beer and Wine in Atlanta, Georgia a few minutes ago for US$1,82 sampled in my hotel room here in Atlanta, Georgia on 26-May-2018.

Some florals and a hint of plum like sigar fairies. Dark brown pour with decent head. Clean finish. Tap at World of Beer Savannah.

Would like a bit more spice from there rye

Botella @Coalla Gourmet, Gijon 30/09/17
Color negro opaco espuma blanca, aromas tostados con notas a cafe, sabor face torrefacta cuerpo medio.

Draft at Growler USA Macon. Dark amber clear. Taste is more caramel than rye. Sweet malt finish.

Draft at My Friend’s Growler. Clear golden color. Aroma has light citrus and banana. Taste is sweet, light spice, light fruit. Tasty.

Draft at My Friend’s Growler. Clear golden color white head. Nice citrus and tropical fruit aroma. Taste is bittersweet citrus and pine. Decent.

Bright, dank citrus nose, grapefruit and pine and weed on top of a slight malt sweetness. Looks amazing, pouring a beautiful slightly hazed gold with a infinite head and lace upon lace. But the taste...Oren develops a good front end, offering loads of pine and passion fruit and orange mixed with a toasted grainy base, but everything tapers off towards the middle, leaving only a bitter, piney back end with little malt or hop complexity to offer much depth. Finishes dry, closer to a session IPA than a big boy beer. Solid sparkly palate works, but otherwise skippable.