(On tap) Pale amber with an off-white head. Very discreet aroma with a wee whiff of caramel. Very light-bodied, vaguely caramelish with a distinct hopping from the Liberty hops that also leave some bitterness. Refreshing all right. 290306

Draught in Nashville. Pours golden straw to amber with a bubbly edgy white head. Malt and yeast, honey, citrus hop aroma. Hoppy lightly bitter, acidic malt and yeast with an acidic aftertaste. Light bodied and refreshing.

Part of a sampler: Pours a hazy light amber color with a medium off-white head. Sweet honey and malt aroma. Well-rounded if a little on the sweet side. Sweet flavor dominates (honey and malt again) with a slight hops counterbalance. Finish is long and sweet. A simple beer really, but I have had much worse.

Pours with a golden body topped by a medium thick head with some lacing. It’s slightly sweet and malty with a slight bitterness and slight bready notes. Light to medium bodied, smooth and a touch dry.

Has honey as a flavorer, and I just don’t like honey in beers. This brew is too sweet, then gets a bit skunky. Oddly dark for a golden ale. Would be somewhat refreshing on a hot day, but I had it inside on a rainy March Nashville day.