12oz bottle. Pours a clear amber with a thin, off-white head. Nose if of rye, bread and some fruit. Taste is earthy hops and roast malt. Mouthfeel was thin and watery with some mild bitterness. Not a bad session beer.

12 oz. bottle courtesy of Bockyhorsey - Bottle is a couple months past the Best By date. Pours a slightly hazy amber color with a 1/2 finger thick off white head. Light lacing. Flavor is sweet toasted malt. Very light hop presence. Aroma is caramel malt and light esters. medium body. Nothing fancy, but drinkable. I bet a fresh bottle is much better. Thanks Bill.

Thanks to mhewes for this one Bottle poured into a standard pint glass produced a finger worth of white head that settled quickly to a thin lace, it was floating on top of amber colored ale. Aromas of hops and rye filled my nose nice and spicy Flavor on this is quite pleasant rye spiciness and malt sweetness a good combination in my book. Light in body and drying after taste it is truly an interesting mouthfeel. very easy drinking brew and a nice change of pace for a session brew.

Bright orange pour with a rocky small off white head. Nose is citrus, bread, faint hops. Taste is citrus, and yeast. Bit watery mouthfeel but highly quaffable and refreshing. Not bad.

12oz bottle, best by December (of this year I hope!). Pours a bright, dark orange, about as dark orange as you can get without getting into red territory. Not too carbonated looking but it still has a decent, foamy white head. Sweet, fruity aroma, more malty than hoppy. Slight spice but the rye doesn’t really jump out to me. A touch of smoke even. Taste is watery, a touch of spice, kind of lifeless. Not the most flavorful pale ale I’ve ever had. Decent mouthfeel, almost silky and creamy, definitely a bit silkier than is normal in this style. This is very drinkable and lacks flaws and astringency, but it kind of lacks character as well. Decent.