UPDATED: FEB 18, 2020 Keg at American Flatbread, Burlington, VT on 01/04/2008. A nice citrussy and cereal notes IPA, with mildly astringent lingering bitterness.

This was like a pretty decent IPA. By the way IPA stands for India Pale Ale.

Pleasant aroma. Crisp clear head. Has some floral notes. Clean finish. Good beer

Pours a hazy copper/amber from a bottle with lots of floaties. Floral nose, similar flavor, very European tasting somehow. Good beer.

Has a pleasant sweet floral aroma. Hazy burnt orange colored body with a minimal bubbled head. Bold and bitter in the beginning.It’s malt character is balanced with a touch of sweet fruitiness. Clean finish.

12 oz. bottle at home from notes. Pours a clear golden color with a small off white head. The aroma and flavor have earthy, grassy hops, light citrus, pale toasted malts, pretty basic, mild bitterness, will not revisit.

Pours a hazy gold with a fluffy white head which lingered.......aroma of maltiness.....taste is mild grassy notes, maltiness, bittering in the end which lingers. A fair example of a British IPA more so than an American and definitely not a West Coast. Decent for the style.

amber-orange, hazy with fine particulate sediment floating around. Yellow condensed-milk head, medium fine with moderate-slow rate of decay. Aroma is bready caramel, earthy, leafy pine forest, rye bread. I’m going to pretend this is a pale ale and not an IPA. Body is medium, syrupy, somewhat oily. Carbonation is fat, light intensity, with light, tingly burn. Flavor is a bitter sour dough bread, bitterness is slightly metallic. There is a hint of tart orange with lemon in there. Bitterness lingers a bit, not overwhelming. Overall, a disappointing IPA. I wish I hadn’t gotten this one.

Crystal clear orange with a thin white head. Very sweet malty nose. Smooth well balanced and very English (but a bit more body). Hint of grassy in the finish ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

A nice floral and spice hop aroma. Good body, a nice sweet hop taste good spice aftertaste, great.