Sample at the brewpub: Pours a lightly hazed amber color with a medium thin ivory head that has good retention. Thin, spotty lacing. The aroma is citrusy hops and a touch of malt. Medium-bodied and effervescent with a hoppy character. Fruit and malt show up but not with much authority. The finish is dry and moderately bitter. Like the Buckeye Beer, this brew has flashes of something better but doesn’t appear to be putting in enough effort.

Light copper colored liquid with a light foam head. Nose is of a nice mild hoppiness. SOme malt as well. Flavor is in mid taste with lots of good bitters on the middle to finish. Tangy acrid and dry. very nice pale ale.

draft - Clear amber color with a thin head and a light, hoppy aroma. It feels a bit too fizzy on the palate, but has a decent hops presence. This brew is a straightforward pale ale, average or a bit below for the style.

This draft brew from the brewery poured a small sized head of finely sized mostly diminishing off-white colored bubbles that left behind no lacing. The body contained average carbonation, was transparent and copper brown in color. Its aroma contained notes of mild hop with some malt and some red notes . Its mouth feel is initially smooth with a slightly tingly soft palate and a hoppy aftertaste. Its flavor contained some wheat with a flat mild malt medium hop caramel aspect.

Sampler at brewpub. Dark amber with an average creamy off white head that was lasting and produced good lacing. Moderate hoppy citrus aroma. Medium body. Medium bitter sweet flavor with an average finish.