Sampled in June @ Brewery - Aroma is almost sour, but not in a bad way, just a bit tart, from all the citrusy acidity, strong hop aroma of grapefruit and tangerine. Candy sweet malty flavor, with some rich caramel and toffee, with some other bits of resiny hop fruitiness. Super juicy and rich on the palate, this is a real pleasure to drink.

Rating is for standard draught version. Sweet, floral, citric aroma, hints of blueberry and bubblegum amidst the honeyish, lightly sugary, mildly toasty malt and featuring gentle hints of lemon and grapefruit. Light-medium clear amber color with a foamy, lasting, off-white head. Flavor is primarily hoppy but surprisingly low in bitterness for all the hop character present in the flavor, which starts with a blend of pine, grapefruit and other tropical fruits, becoming a bit more dry, finishing with a burst of juicy, light bitterness, resinous, but not overly so or adding to the complexity, somehow. Palate is smooth and lightly oily, body is medium. Refreshing. A worthy effort, particularly from this brewer.

Sampled on cash at St. Louis Microfest - Hazy orange beer with an off-white soapy head. The beer was dry-hopped and there was LOTS of hop sediment in the sample - that put a smile on my face. Aroma was lots of hops, mainly citrus and perfume qualities. There was also a good amount of malt backing it up. Initial taste has creamy malt with a bit of a caramel. Finish is smooth with citrus and pine hops. The finish lingers around making it easy to savor for a while. Very nice beer.

On Cask at the St. Louis Microfest. Hazy golden hue. Bubbled white head. Piney and citrus hop nose and a subtle flavor of windex, but not really in a bad way. Medium and rounded. Off dry with pine and citrus hop flavors. Light malt character. Sticky on the palate.