UPDATED: AUG 2, 2020 16 oz. can. Hazy bright orange. Smells of nice centennial hops. Grapefruit and woodsy pine. Tastes of centennial up front. Same profile, maybe leaning more towards that brighter citrus end of centennial. A bit of sharpness and the briefest bit of grain. Then it drops off. There's still a little hop flavor, but it's muted. Medium body. How did a brewery this good manage to get so little flavor out of centennial?

UPDATED: MAY 27, 2020 5/11 can. Apparently the first time available outside of the brewpub. Such a pure example of Centennial in my opinion. Bitter citrus, cannabis, lemon-lime, pine, and flowers. Zero sweetness, and no chewy oats. Might look hazy, but doesn’t taste it. Could drink this all day.

Draught @ Toronado, San Francisco. Pours a beautiful hazy yellow colour with a small white head. Aroma is very strong on floral notes and citrus. Yup, Centennial. Flavour is rather clean with strong pure hoppiness, very minimal sweetness, floral notes and chewy citrus. Minimal carbonation, almost at real ale levels. Extremely drinkable. Awesome.

UPDATED: MAY 4, 2018 Draught at Toronado. Hazy yellow color, white head. Bitter taste with grapefruit, hops, a bit of fruits, resin and grass. Bitter finish with grapefruit, hops, resin, pine, a bit of fruits and grass. Very nice IPA.

UPDATED: MAY 1, 2018 16oz pint at Russian River. Pours hazy with small bubbles yielding to low carbonation. Bitter but very drinkable solid IPA. Lemon, floral and unique. Fun to drink! 7.18 ABV hidden well.