Pitchfork Pale Ale - Lemon Drop Single Hop
Red Shedman Farm Brewery & Hop Yard

Poured from the can into a nonik pint glass.

Bit of overkill, as a giant oversized beyond fistfull head makes its presence of big bleach white proportions. Body color is very nice though, with a gleaming simple orange presence.

Aroma is quite nice. Light touches of brown sugar, but a lemon to citrus orange hinting hop presence as well. Sticks very well much to basics and done nicely.

Palate is kind of interesting. Hints a light but good caramel malt backbone, but a nice quenching lemon juice flavor. Hits the mid palate with a lemon tang that almost gets strangely sour but not in a beer fault way. A good sweet malt backs that presence up bringing the balance between sweet and bitter sourness nicely. The lemon quality hits with an almost fruit like addition, nestling with a simple malt presence.

Smash beer possibly? If so, simple easy drinking for a pale ale.

From can. Hazy orange with 1 finger head and respectable carbonation. Aroma is a nice blend of malt and sweet hops. Actually alot more grain dominating the aroma over hops and this is actually pleasant. Taste matches nose with sweetness and maltiness. Minimal/no bitterness at all. Very smooth going down. This is respectable. Could drink it on the regular.