Draft at the brewpub. The aroma was of light honey and biscuity malt. Poured a clear golden color with a white head. Light bodied and slightly sweet with grassy hop, honey, and pale malt flavors.

Man, I must have had a good batch of this or something - clear golden beer with a large, soapy head - inviting aroma of peppery hops, herbal character, and a soft, underlying sweetness - really well-balanced and refreshing, starting with a moderate honey sweetness, followed by a drying floral flavor, and ending with crisp, grassy hops - a great beer with food - one of my favorites here.

Medium body, and you guessed it- A bright golden colour! it has a malty aroma with hints of honey, tobacco and lemon. Very little bitterness, a pretty smooth ale over all.

Ontap at the brewery. Not impressed at all with any of the beers at this brewery. Typical poor to barely average macro brewpub offerings. Poor non-existent head and watery appearance. Hardly any decernable aroma having to really REALLY grasp at pulling anything out. A little bit of green apple going on. Flavour had a little wheat malt and non-existent hop presence. Very watered down and minimal offering for the masses. Again, the house character is very prevalent as well with all their beers having an odd metallic taste and certain terroir that I find very quite displeasing. Not a fan at all.

clean gold color with minimal white head. Lemony nose with a similar lemon flavor in a distinctly kolsh body. Somehow the lemon in here doesn’t remind me so much of the fruit but of Earl Grey White-tip tea.