Can:   Amber, thin frothy white head, little lacing.   Seems like a cedary hop nose, oddly enough.   Smooth up front, a little citrusy, mild to moderate bitterness.   Feels clean.   Body and mouthfeel are moderate.   Slight overcooked vegetable as it warms. Moderate body and mouthfeel but leaning to the thin side.   Finishes real quick, too quick, falls off fast.   Whats left, very little pithiness lingers.   A bit soft overall, and falls off fast.

12oz can pours out amber topped with a white head. Nose is pine citrus hops and some bread malts. Taste is more of the nice hop combo and malt bill.

dough, wheat, and hints of citrus on the nose. rounded mouthfeel. very smooth finish. quality pale ale.

Sipping on this brew by the river in bend. A great, refreshing one to dip during the day.

Bronzed body, decent head. Nicely bitter aroma that is leafy with just a hint of citrus. Medium-bodied, clean bitterness throughout. Some leafy character. An old school PNW style pale ale that is well-balanced, with an easy maltiness that provides a solid background to the hops.

Can: Amber orange color with a modest beige head. Aroma is sweet and hoppy; citrus and florals. Tastes on the meltier side of things, lots of caramel malt goes along with a mild citrus hop. A touch bready.

12 oz can poured. A mostly clean golden orange pour with a rocky foam head. Malt forward aroma. A little bready. Flavor is a bready, almost toasty malt, with a moderate juicy hop addition, but not bitter. Creamy, and a very sessionable feel with a juicy, yet mild overall flavor. Smooth, with very little carb. Some orange fruit late. Pleasant, enjoyable pale here.

Another can. Fruity aroma is citrus and light tropical fruit. Drinks light, but the nose and flavors are all pleasant.

Can. Amber beer with a cream head. Light grapefruit and light tropical fruit aroma. Pine and grapefruit flavor. Medium bodied. Pine and grapefruit linger.

Rating #1870 - 2015.08.25 - On tap @revolutionyeg - Golden amber pour with a creamy white head that bubbles away quickly. Hops very fragrant with mild citrus in the aroma. Mouthfeel is creamy, medium carbonation, and bitter hops on the finish - but not overpowering, very balanced. Delicious.