UPDATED: OCT 8, 2023 From explosivedog shared with my wife: pours hazy yellow with white head. Aroma is citrusy with nice notes of malt. Clean, bright, citrusy, low bitternss. Light bitterish finish.

UPDATED: SEP 17, 2023 Chilling on the boat with a bunch of friends after the big day, a tornado for sure just like this beer.

UPDATED: SEP 9, 2023 Can. Pours hazy yellow. Pine, mango, lemon, grapefruit, little bite. Medium body. Solid.

Really great pale ale. Has a really delicate palate. Not as juicy or thick as an IPA but almost there while also restrained and bursting with all sorts of fruit. Almost like a bowl of fruited candy. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

UPDATED: JUL 30, 2023 Pours a hazy yellow with a full white head. Nose is tropical fruit with resin - pine - in the background. Body is thin with spritzy carbonation. Taste is malt with slight sweetness and fruity. Bitterness is throat clearing. This is minor league NEIPA lacking an NEIPA's fulness and subtlety. When purchased, I forgot that a 'Pale Ale' for a craft brewery means what I just described. Waiting for when craft beer drinkers get over the over hopped beers and brewers move on. The three other cans I will age and see. 16oz can Bottom: 'We Got Cows' (How cute) 6/14/23

UPDATED: SEP 4, 2021 Pours a hazy straw from a can. Lemon and grass aroma and flavor. Somewhat thin in the mouth. Good beer.

UPDATED: JUL 3, 2021 0,473 litre Can, from a trade. Hazy yellow/ orange with white head. Malts, hops, yeast, Citrus, herbal bitterness.

UPDATED: MAY 30, 2021 16 oz can. Pours a hazy, straw golden color and capped by a small off white layer of foam that settles in quickly to a thin film. The aroma shows notes of bright citrus fruits with hints of grapefruit, orange, and mango along with a nice dryness over a toasted biscuit and caramel malt base with some pine as well. The flavor follows with the dried citrus fruit of grapefruit, mango, and orange zest along pale and caramel malts and a firm hop bitterness on the back end. Medium bodied with ample carbonation that leads to a bitter sweet and dry citrus finish with some lingering resinous pine after each sip. Solid, easy drinking, and dry pale ale. Good stuff here from Tree House.

UPDATED: MAY 15, 2020 Cinco de mayo can, yeah canned on 5/5! And to my throat in HK on 15/5. Can't complain. Also we're talking about a splendid ale! First, the look: hazy orange, with a firm head, as firm as Hulk's balls! Amazing. I kept spinning the glass and nothing. It went off right after Covid19, in 2027! Citrus and tropical fruits on the nose, tastes balanced, wouldn't say either bitter or sweet. Malts have a say with some minor bread and caramel, hops don't overdo and they don't do of this a fruit juice, although fruity esters are quite straightforward: citrus, mild mango, pineapple. Smooth mouthfeel, light body and quite of an abrupt finish. Lovely drop!

UPDATED: SEP 27, 2019 Taster showing pale straw with sparse white foam. The nose shows moderately intense notes of clean pineapple. The palate is well carbonated and medium bodied with a pillowy mouthfeel. Light clean pineapple throughout.