UPDATED: OCT 16, 2019 Draft in Houston. Clean amber body, small head. The aroma has sweet hops and the taste is sweet too.

UPDATED: FEB 17, 2019 Canned. Poured amber. Caramel malts and some pine. Really pretty flavorful for the gravity

Clear copper pour with a creamy colored head. Aroma is toast, nutty, and caramel. Taste is nutty, caramel, toast, and earthy. Mild bitterness. Light body. Well done.

Reddish color with a lasting maltomeal head. Malty with decent bitter. Drinks like a bitter. Decent. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

Aroma: Beer... no that is not a joke. If I made a beer candle it would smell like this Appearance: Clear deep amber, slightly egg yolk yellow head Taste: Toasted wheat, barley and malt. Palate: Thick, Sharp carbonation Overall: This is what Budweiser would taste like if Budweiser was not garbage. Nothing to write home about but a fantastic everyday brew put it on tap and say it pairs with everything, you will be right.

Easy to drink amber. Aromas and flavors were mild earthy malt with a slightly sweet finish. Moderate hop presence.

Pours an entirely appropriate amber with thin pale head. On the sweet side but there’s a bit of bitter in the finish keeping it balanced.

Beautiful amber pour, thin tan head that leaves some lacing. A beautiful beer. Caramel malts, some pine and slight citrus for the aroma, nice balance of hop and malt on the taste. Lovely beer.

Pours a beautiful orangish amber with a slightly off-white head that dissipates rather quickly. The nose is quite remarkable with notes of papaya & tangerine with a sweet malt backbone. The flavor is malt forward with a resin and a touch of spice hop. There is a medium/medium-full body which has a subtle lingering of bittering hop. Tasty. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

Draught at Embassy hotel bar Houston. Amber body and color. Caramel. Basic overall.