At Astral Brewing with my son-in-law having the 5th beer on a flight. Very hazy dark yellow color. Citrus aroma. Strong grapefruit flavor, too sour for an IPA. Moderate amount of bitterness. Sourness continues right through the finish which I do not like.

At Astral Brewing with my son-in-law in Houston, having the fourth beer on a flight. Extremely opaque hazy color. Orange and red amber color. Strong citrus aroma. Heavy, thick texture. Powerful flavor that is across between pineapple and grapefruit with some tropical flavors added, perhaps guava or star fruit. Moderately strong bitterness level with a finish that turns faintly sour.

At Astro Brewing with my son-in-law, having the third deer on a flight. Lightly hazy and a very pale yellow in color. Very, very faint lime aroma. Flavor is a blend of lime juice and Irish spring soap. I've only ever been a moderate fan of Berliner Weisse beer. This one is not going to change my mind.

With my son-in-law at astral Brewing in Houston Texas. Second beer on a flight of four. Citrus aroma, extremely hazy, medium yellow in color. Strong and powerful orange peel and grapefruit. Moderate about amount of sourness and low on bitterness. Not able to detect any alcohol. Very refreshing.

Astral Brewing with my son-in-law, trying out some of Houston's breweries. First on a flight of four. Opaque brown color. Burnt malt aroma. Light texture, dark malt and classic quarter. Slightly bitter, no sweetness, no flavor additives. Old school type porter. Good for them to make a beer without frills.