UPDATED: JAN 9, 2022 473 mL can into chilled Weitzen-style glass. Purchased from Dan Murphy's, Hamilton (Brisbane). Appearance: Opaque haziness, darkish golden honey colour. Bits of yeast floating in the glass. Thin head < 5mm, disappeared in one minute (cans...what can you do?). Aroma: Underlying malt/bread base with fruity citrus notes. Mouthfeel: Very smooth, moderate-to-thick body, moderate carbonation. Flavour: A lot going on in this flavour profile. Bready maltiness. Floral elements hidden in there, grapefruit sherbet, hoppy bitterness straight away that lingers on the back of the tongue. Balanced well, finishes dry. Nice aftertaste. Overall: I really enjoy this beer. A particularly nice example of a hazy pale ale. Quite complex flavour profile that comes together to make an enjoyable drinking experience. Very smooth and well-balanced, but dry enough and hoppy enough for my liking. Retro-style can looks great too. Hitting it out of the park with this one. Good stuff AleSmith.

UPDATED: JAN 3, 2022 Burk från glasbanken.se Bärnstensfärgad med ett smutsvitt skum. Dofter av karamell, grapefrukt, papaya, ananas, citrus, tall. Smakinslag av apelsin, grapefrukt, karamell, papaya, ananas, tall. Medelbeska. Mycket välkomponerat.

UPDATED: DEC 15, 2021 (Can, taster, Stockholm Beer & Whisky Festival, 2 Dec 2021) Pale amber colour with frothy, off-white head. Fruity, hoppy nose with notes of citrus, apricots, grapefruit, pine needles, dried pineapple and papaya. Malty, hoppy taste with caramel, dried apricots, orange peel, pine needles and a balanced citric/piney bitterness. Medium body, with a slight sweetness. Many layers of taste, all in great balance. Very nice.

UPDATED: DEC 3, 2021 --Canned at SBWF. -- Clear deep golden, mid sized head. Dank grapefruit aroma. Dry with medium body and clean, rounded mouthfeel. Firm bready malt, dank sweaty grapefruity hops. Long bitter finish.

UPDATED: OCT 2, 2021 Clear gold with a ton of rocky off-white head. Aroma is citrus, pine, melon, resin with a light caramel backbone. Taste is medium sweet and medium/heavy bitter.

UPDATED: AUG 23, 2021 On tap in SD. Pours amber with white head. Aroma and taste is of bready malt, citrusy hops and rip fruit. Full crisp body. Finish is long and dry. Great brew.

UPDATED: JUL 1, 2021 330 ml can. Soft taste, yeasty smell. Very soft in the ending. Pretty meh It's goof but forgetable.

UPDATED: NOV 6, 2020 Pours orange/amber with a large lasting head. Nose shows orange marmalade, pine, resinous hops, clean malt, some floral hops. Flavours include lots of sweet clean malt, some pine and resinous hops, a bit more of the orange marmalade and some cookie dough-like malt. Lovely creamy carbonation and mouthfeel.

UPDATED: SEP 14, 2020 Purchased a 6-pack of cans from an Aldis. Thick white head on top of a slightly hazy body. It smells sweet and citrusy. It tastes as it smells. it has good flavors a kind of a aftertaste I don't like otherwise it's a very good beer.

UPDATED: JUN 22, 2020 Can from CraftShack. Tony Gwynn was the best fucking hitter to play the game during my lifetime. He batted like 331 or some shit in what added up to a full season's worth of at bats against future hall-of-famers. He had Greg Maddux's number, and batted 415 against him. He batted over 300 in 19 consecutive seasons. It goes on and on. To match Tony Gwynn, this would have to be Pliny the Elder in like 2004 or something. Instead, it's unfuckingdrinkable. There has to be something wrong with my can. Burnt rubber and industrial solvent aroma, a very odd cocoanut butter flavor, absolute drainpour. I'm sorry, Tony, and I'll retry this beer in your honor if I ever see it on draft.