Nice tannish color, little to no head. A smooth beer wih a slight hop finish. Decent beer to try but not a true favorite.

Bomber shared with Tyler Durder, tasted alongside Broken Rake. This came across as watery and uni-dimensional by comparison. Just mediocre.

On tap at the Denver location, bright amber color, with an off-white head, bready dough, yeasty, toasted malt nose, with a hint of toffee, slight nutty, with a light caramelized aroma follows through on a medium-bodied palate with a crisp fruity, toasted malt character, with a mild flowery hop citrusy, hint of buttery nuttiness, leading towards a toasty, fruity, mild hop bittering finish.

12 oz. bottle. Pours a thin head, some lacing, over an orangish clear body....nose of roasted sweetish malts, rather mild in intensity....tastes of mild malt sweetness, mild hops, really rather bland....mouth feel is very light, with foamy carbonation. This brewery does make some really beers and I wonder if this represents one of their early attempts. Tastes have changed.

22 oz bottle split between two pints poured medium brown with a small white head. Light caramel aroma. Thin body was slightly skunky/cabbage like. Maybe a bad bottle, I hope.