Nevermined
Roots Organic Brewery

Sampled at the brewpub last month from a half pint, reviewed from notes, color is a golden yellow color, 1/2 inch foamy white head, minimal lacing, aroma has floral accents, perfume, lightly toasted malts, biscuit, and tropical fruits, starts off with crisp with a mellow hop flavor, toasted malts and pine blend together in the middle, more of the same in the finish with some toasty malts definitely lingering in the finish, toasted and dry mouthfeel, medium bodied, lots of carbonation, taste lingers well for its style, could drink a few pints of this no problem, refreshing too, would drink again, recommended, and this beer is for a good cause, ten percent of Nevermined Pale Ale sales will go to Portland Center for Environmental Equity, which is currently targeting abandoned mines throughout Oregon for cleanup projects

A good angry pale ale in the Roots tradition. Bittering is strong, almost to the threshold of excess though I appreciated its exaggerated play. The aroma builds on grassy, herbal hops, while the flavor moves through a balanced pale ale profile to a delayed finish with some grassy notes and a suggestion of pencil shavings. The likely source for these flavors is tea-like tannins derived from generous hops additions.

Spun gold, clear, with low carbonation and no lace. Edgy. But if you're in the mood for it, it works well. I'll have to email the brewery and find out if the beer's name is a Kurt Cobain reference.