Pale straw and hazy in complexion. Citrus, tropical and pine on the nose. Cloak and Dagger are local to me, which is nice, but they're not the best. Not bad just a bit average and boring. Perhaps a session IPA epitomises this assessment. Light mouthfeel with moderate carbonation, a light body and near instant finish. The can states Mosaic hops are used which is quite surprising due to the lack of perceivable pineapple and sense of pine. It's crisp, dry, light and fresh. Enjoyable cold and easy drinking. It's on the west coast side of IPA with a watered down juicy element. As a session it fits the bill, you could keep hitting this brew and be ok, though you wouldn't remember what you've had as it's just not memorable. It's probably an efficient brew, not wasting any hops but then it's also not decadent nor lush. This is the type of beer you could serve at a cafe without risk of upturned noses and eyebrows. And if you do see it in a cafe bar you should definitely choose it over the commonly seen draught barrel pales. There are hops you can taste, light citrus in a general manner and it's not bad. Session IPA it is.

Refreshing piney light session IPA.

Nice crisp and clean first taste- Fruity hoppiness A very sessionable IPA