Dry, strong cirtus overtones. Wheat beer color but not as sweet. Very good beer. Golden cloudy color. Pleasant hoppy experience!

Tried this beer at Red Dirt Brewhouse visiting Turner Falls, OK. Nice citrus hop flavor with good bite.

Just visited Turner Falls. Stopped by here on out way back to DFW. Fresh IPA with citrus hop flavors. Medium bitterness and good ABV.

Bitter taste at first but smooth grapefruit finish.

16JAN15, Flying Saucer, Little Rock, AR Draft, nonic pint Pours an almost clear golden color with big white head and great lacing. Head quickly dissipates to a moderate film. Aroma is sweet citrus and almost resiny. Not piney, just sticky. The flavor is initially sweet, with orange and maybe melon (ha-I don't know what I'm talking about). There's a good amount of the resin, and the flavor does a slow wave transition to crisp bitterness with a lingering dryness on the tongue. Quite enjoyable. A little too lasting with the bitterness for my tastes. I do like the sweetness up front.

Nice amber-orange IPA. Smells like grapefruit. Taste is bitter at first then finishes with a sweet grapefruit flavor. Well balanced. Decent but short of great.

Balanced IPA with perfect hop and lots of beer flavor

A tremendous IPA! Floral, full-bodied and just the right amount of hops!

Very nice hoppy IPA. Me and my buddies tried these while floating down the Illinois river. A good time was had by all. Made in Oklahoma, has an Earthy-ness to it. This one makes my list.

I'm impressed. This is a big, hoppy beer. It can hang with some of the big boys. Tends more towards east coast, than west coast in my opinion. Kind of like DFH 60 minute. Definitely worth trying and would get it again.