12oz bottle picked up at kraigs kegs. Pours out a crisp copper topped with a sand head. Nose is big caramel sweet malts and earthy hops. Taste is more of the heavy malts and grassy earthy hops.

12 ounce bottle from Hannaford in Westbrooke, ME. Slight bitterness, thin lasting head.

Malty with a grassy, piney unfiltered hop aroma and flavor. Descent amount of malt and hops balance ok. Metallic hop finish. A bit medicinal. Ok and drinkable IPA, but overall cheap IPA feel. Par for the course for a shipyard beer. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

Bottle from a Food Lion in Williamsburg. Good pour, nice deep color. Smell sweet dark malt, some caramel and funk. Taste the same and light hops/bitterness. Fairly weak profiles and balance. Not bad but not terribly good.

Almost clear teak colour. Malt aroma, some chestnut. Sweet malt taste, distinct bitterness.

Crisp amber coloured body with a copper glow and a thin tan head. Aroma of cardboard, caste sugar, funky grain, a little fruity sweetness and the smallest amounts of hops I’ve smelt. Light to Medium-bodied; Strong grassy flavour at first with the cardboard and caster sugar flavours right behind with not much else going on. Aftertaste is grassy, herbal, floral and a touch sweet - not too great and not complex at all. Overall, a pretty poor IPA as I expected, but perhaps worse than envisioned - not worth trying at all, really. I sampled this twelve ounce bottle purchased a few hours ago at Food Lion in Exmore, Virginia on 21-November-2015 in a mixed six-pack for US$9,99 sampled at home on the Eastern Shore of Virginia on 21-November-2015.

Grass, pencil shavings, honey, and dandelion nose, slightly buttery. Clear orange, medium head, nice lacing. Honey and dandelion, pencil shavings. Medium body, moderate carbonation, somewhat resinous. NIcely balanced, but still hop forward IPA. NIce.

Orange pour with white head. Aroma is light citrus and light bready malt. Flavor is caramel malt slight resiny bitter. Medium body with good carbonation. Some oxidation. More of a pale ale to me.

From a bottle. Aroma is buttery - almost as if it is infected. Taste isn't any better; a hint of sweetness trying to push through. A nasty beer and a very disappointing effort by Shipyard. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

Dark amber/bronze with a 1 finger head. Nose is pretty standard. light hop bitterness, mostly european hops, and some fresh cut grass. taste is mostly the same. light, mild bitterness and sugary sweet undertones. lingers with pine cone for a while