Legalize It IPA Tosh.OG
Strangeways Brewing

Pours a light orange color on tap at Strangeways. Aroma of light malt, citrus, grapefruit, floral, slight tropical, earthy. Flavor follows the scent with a slight watery mouthfeel. Middle of the road IPA.

 

Poured a clearish orange body with two finger head and lace ring down glass. Aroma is earthy, fresh hops (I was told by bartender that it's a new beer (did not have this at brewery)) and clean. Smooth, light bodied, there is a dry, earthy citric hop taste with floral notes and some dryness on finish. Balance is kept with a bit of bread and caramel malt presence so it's a light to medium body that isn't too light. Not much going on with this beer but it's an enjoyable drink.

Sampler on tap at brewery (limited thoughts):
This is a newer beer or batch. Freshness is awesome, not sure if it will hold up or not.
Pale yellow-orange, decent head, some lacing.
Nose wonderfully floral and some citrus - grapefruit and orange, light hint of pith/meadow green behind.
Taste like nose, floral, some tropical hints, but sweet (ruby red) grapefruit, backed by grapefruit rind bitterness.
Feel a bit watery, gives up the tongue too quickly, limited length of taste.
Wonderfully refreshing IPA fresh, can't judge otherwise.