Refreshing and hoppy. Hang on the palette.

10/12/15 - 12 oz bottle poured into a Bootleggers tulip glass. Pours a deep golden color. Small head, no retention, light carbonation. Aroma has a lot going on. Different types of citrus; orange mango, tropical fruit, floral hops maybe even some pineapple and slight caramel. Taste follows the nose, nice citrusy feel with the hops kicking in for the finish. I might detect some slight malty caramel sweetness but not much. Light mouthfeel. I like this beer, it's got enough hops to satisfy IPA lovers but not over the top, I'd have it again. Good session IPA

Nice golden color with white head. Very nice citrusy aroma. Hoppy but not too bitter very nice with a hint of malt each sip got better. Only disappointment is the low AC

Not quite as bright and citrusy as its peers, but a lot more malty weight and creamy mouth feel. A solid low ABV option if you're feeling a bit burnt out standard IPAs.

Nice golden color. After semi aggressive pour, nice thick half inch head. Citrusy, fruity, earthy hops smell. No malts in the smell. Surprisingly little fruity hops in the taste. Bitterness in the third taste. Almost a little boring in the second taste. Definitely deserves the name IPA, but not the best representative. Have to add a comment: I loved the raw hop smell, but I guess this is what they call earthy hop taste. Like it more citrusy.

Not bad flavor... Single hop Citra hops. But the low alcohol session part of it sucked. Bottle, home, Mar. 2015

Scranton PA 2/28/15 Backyard Ale House. Average IPA

Great nose and citrus start, disappointing finish

First growler purchase. Good session ale

All hop flavor, earthy with mild citrus, light, very little malt sweetness. Good for session IPA. Bottle, September 2014.