Enjoyable. Nose is of an IPA. Taste is citrus but no hops to give it any 'bite' or bitterness.

Pleasant drinking Beer. The hoppiness mellows as you drink it.

Friends beer share on August 14th Solid pale ale. High 3.75/5 Final shot of the beer share is pictured

Juicy tropical not bitter ipa. Bought at the bodega at the end of s Broadway

Has a short thin head. The same citrus aroma from IPAs ( I'm not a big fan of IPAs ). Color is a slightly hazy yellow amber. Mouthfeel is is light and clean. Flavor is a very drinkable citrus, mostly grapefruit, and low bitterness. Finish is crisp with a more prominent hoppiness. Much better than I expected.

Nice aroma. Mostly oranges. Taste has a subtle orange flavor. Quite refreshing. Definitely a well made hazy IPA. 4/5

GFC 20 - has honey with caramel malt. Then you get an English style pale ale taste. It is not bad and was spot on the 1st time around Now this is a little old (probably 20-25 years) but I remember buying for $5 and thinking it was a steal. I actually used it for an outdoor party that we wanted the radio on I have to say it still rocks. Again, Sony is no boloney. They make good shit. Especially back in the day. That is one for you Mikko

The initial first sip or 2 tasted like honey and caramel malt but then a citrus (mostly orange) hoppy taste kicks in and remains all through it. The sweet side grows a little the further in but remains in the background. It really tastes like a hoppy English pale ale with some sweetness. Overall it’s pretty good & I really dig the English pale ale side to it. A little pricey at $14.50 for a six pack. A 3.4 but not worthy of the price. A beer inspired by the Grateful Dead brewed with granola and honey.