UPDATED: DEC 3, 2021 From a 12 oz can. Pours a clear gold with a thick white head. Aromas are of pine and orange peel. Flavors are bitter citrus.

UPDATED: OCT 10, 2021 Draft at CG-Yorktown. Very light in complexion. Light in fruity aromas, too. Easy drinker but assertive in its own right. Big fruit, little bitterness. (#8066, 10/2021)

UPDATED: SEP 23, 2021 Pour from a 2oz can. Pale amber brew wit white head. Weak aroma of citrus with slight pepper notes. Taste is very light malt up front, slight citrus and fruit notes, a little paper later in the swallow. Finish just sort of fades away. Average to watery mouthfeel. Inoffensive but totally forgettable.

UPDATED: AUG 11, 2021 Can. Poured clear golden color with an average frothy white head that lasted with very good lacing. Moderate to heavy hop aroma. Medium body with a slick texture and soft carbonation. Moderate citrus bittersweet flavor with a moderate bittersweet finish of medium to long duration. This beer met my expectations.

UPDATED: JUL 3, 2021 12 oz can from Lowe's (grocery) in SC. Pours with a clear amber body with a very good white head. The aroma is strong for the style but the flavor leans a little towards mild strength and bitterness. Good mouthfeel from the medium body.

UPDATED: JUN 17, 2021 I'll agree that the title process minimizes bitterness but take issue with there being huge amounts of hop flavor and aroma. There's a tangerine and lemon scent, but nothing outstanding. The light body makes this acceptable for a summer day. Consumed a day after the can's best by date of 6/15/2021 (did the quality drop off that fast?).

UPDATED: APR 4, 2021 More drinkable ipa, with a different hop profile, interesting beer finishes like a lager. Not my favorite but not horrible would be something I offer to a non craft beer drinker to get them interested.

UPDATED: MAR 11, 2021 Clear gold pour. Citrus hop aroma. The flavor is citrusy with mild hop resin and moderate bitterness. Fairly good though it doesn’t stand out.

UPDATED: JAN 22, 2021 Appearance: Pours a relatively clear, pale yellow body with a thinnish, wispy, white head. Smell: A hoppy aroma, though far from the 'huge amounts of hop flavor and aroma' purported by the can's info blurb. A blend of citrusy hints with powderized pith and a bit of pepperesque spice. All atop a very modest maltiness akin to waterlogged (sans salt) saltines. Taste: Fairly subtle, subdued malt profile. A little, light crackery character, that's really it. Citusy, lemon-orange pop with some subdued spiciness and a light tropical backing. Relatively light bitterness. Drying finish with a modest fruitiness and a low level of dankness (which feels weird referring to a low level of dankness as dank -- let's go with dinkness instead) holding through into the aftertaste with a hint of ground aspirin. Mouthfeel: Medium-light body. Medium carbonation. Overall: Though not bad, it's not a particularly memorable or noteworthy beer whatsoever. A beer you'll try 'new' in a year's time with the same results and likely be surprised you already logged a hohum review.

UPDATED: DEC 19, 2020 Hoppy aroma of evergreen and resin. Taste is hop bitterness, not much malt sweetness to balance. Some hop bitter aftertaste that builds as you finish.