Draft. Rich amber with a low off-white head. Grapefruit, pine, and sweet caramel malt. Grapefruit, pine tar, and caramel flavor with good bitterness. Not as sweet as I’d have thought from reading the reviews. Medium body. Lingering pine resin and grapefruit with sweet caramel.

On tap at O’Briens. Backlogged rating. Pours a dark orange with a medium one-finger white head that settles to a fine ring. Pine needle aroma with firm malted barley behind. The flavor leans quite sweet and malty, with a dry-hopped bitterness smashing the palate quickly towards the end of each sip. A good amount of carbonation gives a medium crispness to the finish, taking the edge off the sweet malts. Tasty!

On-tap at O’Briens. Pours hazy amber with a thin white head, good lace. Smells hoppy and very fruity sweet. Slight plastic smell as well. Tastes is very sweet and lemony hoppy. The sweetness lingers. Very nice flavor. Surprisingly thin, medium body, good carbonation.

draft @ brewery - served in a goblet; clear, glowing orange and thin, white head fades quickly; syrupy, sweet and juicy hop aromas; huge nose on this one; sweetness smooths out the bitterness as the flavors never quite match the aromas; dry and bitter finish; seems to hold it together well despite all the hop varieties for a very tasty double IPA

Pours amber with minimal head. Lots of piney resinous florals, but also way too much sugar. This would be EXCELLENT as a drier IPA. With the sweetness it seems more like a Barleywine than an IPA.