Quite hazy copper and peach coloured body with an orange glow and a thinnish, single to two centimetre tall tan head. Aroma of crisp grain, a touch of citrus and grass and a little herbs noticeable near the end. Light-bodied; Super sharp pungent grain and astringent malt note at first with a very light grassy and herbal flavours with some light yeast and biscuity malt notes along with a touch of light sugars and ending with a watery and mild metallic twang near the end. Aftertaste shows quite a bit of bitterness, a lot of grassy flavours and ending with a very biscuity and dry finish with the yeast front and centre. Overall, a decent, very easy-drinking malty and metallic flavour with not much else - no real hop flavours, no complexity and no depth throughout, but still showing a lot of astringent malts and only showing a touch of floral aspects on the end. I sampled this twelve ounce bottle purchased from Food Lion in Onley, Virginia on 27-January-2018 for US$1,67 sampled at home in Washington on 06-April-2018.

Conf. can, Fenwick Is. DE 7-23-19 Draft Kramerbooks 3-16-18

12oz bottle pours out amber orange color topped with a sand head. Nose is ripe citrus notes pine and some sweet malts. Tatse is more of the nice sweet notes citrus grapefruit pithy bitter notes.

Evolution Craft Brewing Co. Hops Limón IPA 68% 65 IBU

An opaque orange gold with a thick off-white head and a huge sweet lemon aroma. Up close, the malts lend it a kind of breakfast cereal toasty background so I think you could see the aroma as some kind of delicious lemon breakfast bar.

Medium bodied with a raspy bitter finish. The initial taste is sweet malts, lemon drops ending with woodsy pine. A satisfying IPA.

Black with a deep beige head. Roasted malt notes, cocoa, coffee, brown sugar, a bit of berry fruit. Medium bodied. Medium dry finish with a nice bite with lingering roast. Nice brew.

Draft at at B Side. From an Untappd rating back in July 23, 2017... hmmm. Poured a clear golden yellow color with a small white head. Aroma was crisp malts, some light grassy notes. Flavor was similar, crisp, grassy with a little bit of sweetness. Really solid and refreshing for a pils. Nice!

Evolution Pine’hop’le This 6.8%, 65 IBU IPA is apparently made with pineapple juice. It is an opaque orange-gold with a thick long-lasting beige head of foam. The aroma is fruity, floral hops, pineapple and a tropical piña colada type of cocktail. Mouthwatering actually. Bitter but balanced with an initial sweet pineapple juice hit the bitter earthy hops before hints of that tropical fruity/floral element return in the finish. This is a tasty and interesting brew. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

Amber. Light fruity notes with some caramel and bitterness, too. Medium bodied. Clean, fruity, and refreshing. What’s not to love?

Evolution Lot Nō 6 Double IPA 8.5% 75 IBU A shiny brass colored pour with a thick beige head. This had a rich citrusy hop bouquet when I opened the bottle. Medium bodied with a scratchy carbonation. The taste is balanced bitterness with a solidly sweet malty backbone then bitter pine and rich candies citrus. Really nice stuff. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone