Had this at lowrys on 6/29/13

Can, June 2013.

Overall good IPA. Clean malt taste with pine and citrus hops, good balance. Had again in July, more of a sweet melon nose, dark fruit hop taste.

Deep orange/amber in color. Head dissipates quickly. Piney/citrus nose, although another reviewer noted Chardonnay which I totally get after reading that. Hop forward, but the bitterness is followed by earthy, balanced tones. Great NW IPA.

Incredibly aromatic, almost sticky. Pine, grapefruit, a little cannabis maybe, amazing flavor. This what a northwest IPA should smell and taste like.

Tasted: can. Deep orange color with lasting head Aroma of heavy dank/ floral hops. Same dank and floral hop taste with some grassy notes. The malt body has just a hint of caramel and complements the hops perfectly. The hops coat the mouth heavy and finish with a nice bitterness.

Chardonnay on the nose. Banana and some oak and pear, light grape and apricot. A little lemon meringue. Kumquat on the palette. Hint of pistachio. A little bitter on the finish but keeps you wanting another sip. One of my all time favorites.

Nice- very west coast hoppy beer (lots of grapefruit). Crisp, clean, good work.

Not a punch to the face of hops. Weak smell, but amazing taste. A great tasting ipa. Possibly a new go to beer.

20JUL12, Flying Saucer, Nashville, TN Can Dank aroma. Very floral, and dankness carries over into flavor a bit. Fairly dry finish, though it lightly carries a trace of sweetness. Medium mouthfeel, and malt plays a very capable second fiddle to the hops. 02AUG12, Flying Saucer, Nashville, TN Draft Agree.