Poured from can. Semi-aggressive pour yields few mm thick layer of stable foam. Light golden color. Earthy, slightly fruity hops in smell. Not much going on in this beer. Somewhat hoppy, yes, but undefined. First taste almost empty before some slight bitterness and piny hops come on second taste. On third taste, even some sweetness from the malts breaks through. Overall though, the beer remains bland and does not deliver the character I expected.

12 oz can. Clear light golden color with pillowy head that lasts a few minutes. Light citrusy aroma with cracker malt. Very light taste with grassy hop notes, maybe a little citrus in there. Clean tasting and semi dry finish, bitterness lingers a bit but not too long. Thin mouthfeel. Overall decent session IPA, a little light even for a session, but good hop presence. September 2015.

A mildly hoppy session ale. Okay, but not impressive. Hop forward, thin back-end

A classic grapefruit IPA. No over the top hopping. Just a good beer!

Boring and not very flavorful. Flat finish.

One of the better session IPA's I have had. A bit thin in mid taste, but leaves the palate without much bitterness.

Great ipa, very hoppy and not too bitter, much stronger flavor than I had expected

I thought it was a good but not overpowered IPA. No headache.

Great bear

Very weak tasting IPA. Earthy, but more in a "weedy" way. Tastes like what I would imagine dandelion beer (if they even make such a thing) to taste like. Very thin mouthfeel and almost no aftertaste. Meh.