First sip is quite the taste sensation. The hops are citrus heavy, and they bring the others with. The bitterness is here about as heavy as the resin, and the resin is just behind the hops. The malt is very mild, but it's trying valiantly in its losing battle with the bitterness.
Tip-in is resin and citrus with pine skirting around the edges while carbonation sizzles lightly underneath. The middle opens into a cool bath of hops, dancing in unison and not at all getting in each others' way. It's insane how well the middle works with the malt holding it all up. The finish is a crack of bitterness with pine winning the day and flowers trailing.
Bottom Line: Quite a bold beer that can stand up to whatever you're having for dinner or just drinking by itself.
3.75/5