Crowler pouredbinto a glass. Slightly hazy golden with small white head. Aroma is fruity hops, medium body, medium carbonation, and little lacing. Taste is herbal hops.

Crowler shared by Darrell. Thanks man! Hazy, dark yellow body with an inch of dense, soapy, white head. Aromas of ripe nectarine, grassy and floral hops. Light to medium sweetness. Hop forward with some nice bready character in support. A hint of spice. Medium bitterness. Nice.

On draft at Churchkey D.C. Pours a hazy gold with an off white head. Juicy citrus aroma. Flavors of pine, tropical fruits and soap. Smooth, only slightly bitter finish. Refreshing and tasty.

Thanks, wordupmagazine. Crowler. The beer is a light yellow gold color. It’s quite hazy with some little floaties in the mix. The head puffs up big on the pour. Good retention, some lacing. The aroma has a wonderful fruity hop aroma. It’s a big combination of peach, grape, pine, lemon, onion and tangerine. Really nice stuff. The taste has mild bitterness, picking up a bit in the finish with a sweet pine resin finish. The taste is otherwise full of the same hop flavor. There’s a mild mineral note to it. Light malt in the background. Very easy to drink. The alcohol content is well hidden. Somewhat hop oily. Tasty and well made.

Citrus and tropical notes - not as bright as the citra one. A little more muddled and with a vegetal note from the mosaic. Soft malt bill, light sweet. Hazy golden orange pour, thin head. Flavors are citra and mosaic hop notes. Has some vegetables from the mosaic. Not as good as the mouth hug. Drinks easily however.

Pours a bright orange, golden yellow color, with a medium sized head. Smells of a resinous, flowery fruitiness. Lemon, papaya and blood oranges blend into bready, toffee sweet malts, with a whiff of alcohol on top. Drinks very soft, with a medium carbonation to it, finishing malty, with lots of fruit before and almost no bitterness to speak of. Tastes of lemon rind, amped up by blood orange bits with a soothing malt backbone to it. Water melon, an aqueous note and an alcoholic sharpness build up the finish, with oranges cutting through. Nice and refreshing, missing a bit of balance regarding the alcohol bite. Drinks very nice with an intriguing mix of flowery lemon and ripe orange .

Crowler. Golden pour with white head. Citrus, hoppy and fruit aromas. Citrus, grassy and herbal hop Flavors.

Draft at Meridian Pint during Savor Week. Golden color, white head. Aroma of mixed citrus, light pine. Taste is resiny citrus. Easy drinking for its abv.

Draft. Faint orange aroma. Flavors are a high register but muddled. Some citrus, but nothing distinguishable. Nyquily finish.

On tap at LHCB pours a hazy orange with spitty white head. Nose has orange and tangerine, chivey, grass, light candy. Flavor is nice and fresh, light malt/honey, orange, tangerine, straw, grass, light soap. Zippy. Easy drinker at 8%.