UPDATED: DEC 4, 2021 Super malty beer. Chewy for sure. Great if you dont like hops.. but no bitterness, no citrus no fruit.. just malt taste like a stale IPA. Nose is malty also... fading head... not impressive.

Appearance: amber; inch head Taste: hoppy 6/5/21 - Graham’s 318 (Geneva, IL) ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

UPDATED: SEP 26, 2020 12oz can courtesy of Headbanger. Color is a chunky amber with good carbonation and a nice off white head. Aroma is malty with faint hop notes. Flavor is heavy on the malt with nice toffee notes and a mild bitterness. In the aftertaste the bitterness shows a little more with a hint of citrus. Overall this is a good brew, I think the hops would stand out more if it was fresh.

UPDATED: JUN 3, 2020 Heavy fruity flavors with some robust bitterness. Kind of heavy on the flavor. Not my kind of beer. I was hoping for something more fruity and exciting.

UPDATED: OCT 5, 2019 Aggressively hopped IPA. Pleasant melon and pine and grapefruit character. Pours deep orange, very thick soapy head. Picked up can at On the Rocks in 2019.

UPDATED: JAN 26, 2019 12 ounce can. Pours a hazy golden orange with a decent off-white head. Aroma of citrus, tropical, and pine. Taste is grapefruit, orange, lemon, melons, pine, and malt. Pretty good.

UPDATED: DEC 16, 2018 pours a murky orange gold with a medium white head. the aroma is more pine than citrus, but a mix of both. Excellent taste! sweet mandarin orange then grapefruit. Medium hop bitter creeps in. pleasant mild bitter finish and nasal linger. In my wheelhouse!

Hazy amber to brown pour with a one finger, creamy off white head that has great retention and leaves pretty nice lacing. Aroma is fruity hops, tree fruit esters, bready, biscuit, citrus and husky grain. Flavor is fruity and sloppy booziness up front, overripe fruit, sweet and bitter citrus and light herbal notes. Medium body, juicy entry, creamy, but slightly chalky middle, light, but blanketing and somewhat sharp carbonation, off dry finish. Decent, nothing too special going on, a bit too sweet.

12 oz. can poured to a Czech-pils glass at home showing a hazed to cloudy orangey/gold, nearly amber hue, with a presentable, and fairly persistent layer of off white/cream colored froth, and some web-like lacing. The nose was citrusy grapefruit & orange, maltiness, with caramel & candy-like sweetness. Medium bodied, the taste was similar, with good carbonation, some creaminess to the texture, lingering citrus & rind-like bitterness, along with equally lingering malt sweetness that was a bit too prevalent for my tastes.

Draught pour in Chicago.Soghtly hazed and yellow-gold with white head. Mix of malt and fruity hops.