Where The Highway Ends
Matchless Brewing

Hazy gold with three fingers of off white head. Plentiful lacing as head drops.
Smell is light pine with some dankness.
Taste is some pine a little green some lemon and bready malts.
Mouthfeel is light to medium with light carbonation. Finish is lightly dry and slight bitter finish.
Overall an easy drinking IPA. Canned 4/30/19.

Cloudy amber brew with plenty of foam in the Hopleaf goblet. LIght but malty mouthfeel. Aroma of lemon and honey. Fairy sweet with peach and citrus notes in the taste. After a few sips it tastes of yeast and sediment.

This is a pretty standard hazy-style IPA with the usual murky fruity taste and bitter aftertaste. Good hops, though, as you can count on from Matchless. From the 16 oz can purchased at Elizabeth Station in Bellingham.

Growler fill from Chuck's Greenwood. Formerly known as West Coast Masshole, I can only assume this beer is a reference the ends of I-90. Peer is yellow and completely hazy, with a little white head, and a gentle lemon peel aroma. Flavor has a very pleasant combation of classic NW IPA citrus and pine flavors, with the mellowness and non-bitter deliciousness of NEIPA. Not juicy sweet at all, there is an edge here, but it's very accommodating of the palate. Combined with remarkably mild carbonation, this beer is incredibly drinkable. If they'd executed the dry hopping better this could be a world class IPA instead of merely an outstanding one.