Draught at brewpub. Fairly light in body in color with some hops and bitterness. Ok IPA.

On tap at Beerhead. Pours a softly hazed amber gold with a medium sized white head. Citrus on the nose, a bit of old malt. Medium bodied, old malt again, softly oxidized with some old fruit and sticky toffee. Malt and fruit into the finish, very gentle bitterness.

Draft. Pours hazy orange gold with a fizzy off white head. Tastes like orange, grapefruit hops, caramel malt, and toffee. Light/medium body and low carbonation. Smells like orange, grapefruit hops, caramel malt, and toffee.

12 oz can poured, sent over by Eugene. Thanks for the can! and the hard to reach tick for sure. This can was an absolute gusher. Took forever to get a chance to actually enjoy this beer, but it seemed to be worth the wait. A glowing orange pour, with the endless foam cap. Quite an aromatic, floral, potpourri hop aroma. Flavor is slightly sweet, juicy hop, orange, and a soft, bready malt. Ends on a refreshing note. A well made IPA here. I’d enjoy having access to this.

Can thanks to Eugene. He sent this to me for my West Virgina tick, but phaleslu beat him to it with a mead. Still, this’ll be my first beer. Probably should have had it months ago, but still seems to be holding up well. Pale pour with ample head that dissipates quickly. Lots of fruit in the aroma and taste. Pretty sweet, moderate bitterness. Average carbonation, oily texture. Overall: surprisingly tasty for a random state tick. Thanks beastie!

12 Ounce can. Nice hoppy bouquet . Average amber in color with thin white head. Not overly hopped for style. Little carbonation and a little after bite from the hops. Average style of beer.

Pours a deep golden yellow with a thin white head. Sweet aroma of toffee and candy corn. Lightly syrupy body. Pretty smooth with a full mouth feel and just a touch of bitterness and a crisp hop bite. Nice finish with a pleasant aftertaste. Better than I expected but not great.

I’ve had worse (Coors); I’ve had better (Hamm’s Light); but I’ve also had THE BEST: BLATZ! So there is that. Overall I could recommend this (if forced too); but would I? I may (if in a drunken stupor). So when you are looking for that blessed pleasure elixir that is known to bring on the treacheries & debauchery, like the days of Ancient Greece.....LOOK ELSEWHERE......look down that aisle that has Blatz. In each can is 12 ounces of mayhem waiting to be unleashed and bring you to the portals of heaven or the gateway to Hell.....maybe both in the same night.....either way it is sure to be a ticket to CARNAL PLEASURE and TERROR the llikes of which few can withstand. Don’t question it. Drink it.

RBSG 2016 shared at the Grand Tasting after-party in the hotel lobby. Can. Golden amber. Pale grains, light caramel, light citrus, pithy aspirin bitterness.

7.0%, 71 ibu, Draft at brewery. A 3 C IPA, I can’t believe after 2 years in Seattle how much I would miss this combo. Cloudy orange color, little clarity. Aroma is beautiful mix of mango, orange pulp, and other tropical fruit hops. No aroma of bitterness. Flavor has a bit more bitterness and less tropical but still fruity. Lightly bitter end and I really like it. Likef it enough to buy a 6-pack at the brewery.