UPDATED: JUN 27, 2021 DATE: June 26, 2021... OCCASION: a night of The Office with the family, in between vacation days... GLASSWARE: HopDevil nonick... pours a yellow, peach-tinted, hazy body that sports a half-finger of sudsy white head that settles to a smear... robust orange peel, grassy herbs, cracker malts, and hints of vanilla, resin and citrus... at such a low ABV, it suggests a singular effect with some varies elements.... this drinks tartly, smooth and easy as the label pleasant at the teeth, while its finish is dry and acidic... lively and engaging enough, with a slight creaminess that evokes orange juice... breezy, fitting for the summer and low in impact, this works well as a refresher--glad I saved some for the upcoming heat wave... though not as impactful as other Carton products, this serves its purpose well...

UPDATED: AUG 24, 2019 Pours hazy bright golden with orange notes and a three finger, white head. Aroma is citrus, hops and light candy sugar. Taste is thin candy sugar, moving to orange zest and strong hops. Finish is hoppy.

UPDATED: AUG 15, 2019 16 ounce can. Slightly hazy orange pour. Nice hoppy nose. Light body with little to no malt. Citrus. Tasty.

UPDATED: NOV 12, 2018 On tap at Fools Gold. Pours slightly hazy bright orange yellow. Orange, lemon, really floral, blackcurrant, grass. Medium body. Fine.

UPDATED: AUG 29, 2018 minty toothpaste taste. on tap at griffon niagara falls. hazy fruit colour tingling carbonation.

Draft at The Ginger Man, NYC. Pours clear pale yellow with a white head. Aroma of grains, mild citrus. Taste is grains, passion fruit, pineapple, grapefruit. Okay.

Draft and cans. Light pour, yellow and orange tinge. Light herbal and citrus tones, some light malt, juicy tones. Easy drinking beer, one of my wedding beers.

Fruity scent. A little fruity with a little citrus in the taste. Okay bitterness that fills the upper part of the mouth to a weak moment. Okay beer. Follow me @ Kung av öl @ Facebook for more pictures and ratings.

Canned 473ml. -Cloudy yellow/orange coloured, medium sized airy white head, pleasant orange nose. Oranges, light hops, hard drops and mild grassy with soft bitterness in the finish. Really pleasant surprise.

Pint can from WW. Nose effusively orange, leaning into creamsicle but grittier and hop-derived. Pour hazy yellow with a soapy bright white head. Taste medium-strong bitter and dry, almost bone-dry with strong resin, but a touch of residual sweetness builds from the hops and orange peel. Hint of spice, full soft body with medium and appropriate carbonation. Hops are putting out a spicy lemon cleanser taste, and the finish, as it often is for me with Carton beers, is sea water salty. Salty, bitter, briny aftertaste lingers and is not attractive. [2017.10.30: 2.0]