draft @ brewery - served in a goblet; light orange with thin haze; aromas of honey, mild hops, grass, wood and bread; flavors are mild too, but this is a sweet, delicate beer and i really enjoyed; not too sweet and flavors mostly of grass, lemons and honey; a very nice change of pace from the rest of the menu

On draft at Toronado SF. Appearance is a bright translucent hardy yellow hue, layer of dense white head sustains, moderate lacing. Smell is honey, floral hops, light fruits (pears, apples, apricots, berries), earthy/grassy tones, bread malts, flowers and spices. Taste is light fruits and berries up front, underlying layer of sweet honey and floral (violet?) highlights, spices, faint hints of sweet bread, finishes sweet. Palate is medium-bodied, smooth and creamy texture, moderate carbonation Overall, a unique ale with the most floral character I have ever experienced, light and punchy overall, holds my interest but not enough for a repeat.

Draft. Amber beer with an off-white head.Floral, light spice aroma. Floral, light malt, light spice, honey flavors. Medium-light body. Sweet, floral, honey, and light spice linger.

On tap at RR. Poured cloudy gold with a small white head. Aroma of light yeast, floral notes, honey. Taste is lightly malted with some mild spice and sweetness. Mouth on this is very watery. Finish is very weak.

tap at the brewery. Nice aroma of yeast, honey and flowers, with taste to match. Pretty smooth drinker.