16oz can pours a hazy gold with some sticky, lacing white head. Nose is OK, tangerine, some mild tropical fruit, grass, a little candle, some lime. Flavor follows, green lemons and limes, grass, soap, mild candy sweetness, some lemongrass. Finishes dry, not super bitter. Underwhelming.

16 oz. can in a trade with Chalumeaux. Aroma is moderate amount of grass/ scallions, mild pale grain, and mild honey.

The backbone is pale grain that gives a light body and a thinner mouthfeel. Light citrus shows through the grass and green onion hints. The ABV is mostly hidden when it is cold, as it warms it is not as hidden. Overall for a Two roads brew, it is rather good. I would drink more than one can of this.

Draught @ Whole Foods - Gowanus. Hazy bright yellow with small white frothy head, orange aroma, high carbonation, medium bitter juicy lemon peel taste, smooth body, medium citrusy finish. Nice IIPA.

Poured from can dated 6/8/17 light pineapple color with a thin white head. Aromas of juicy pineapple peach melon light floral notes some light pine. Taste is mild citrus pine floral hops and a nice finish.

Can shared by Jack, thanks! Pours a hazy pale yellow with a white head that dissipates to the edges. Aroma has some earthy citrus, grass and a bit of onion with some sweet grains and a touch of light fruits. Flavor has sweet citrus with a touch of onion, resin and some sweet grains underlying.

16oz can in trade with dmac. white head with some trailing lace-hazy yellow. A-grassy/pine, lt malt. T-grassy/herbal/pine hops, bready lt malt.

Poured into a tulip, the appearance was a light golden yellow color with a gentle subsiding film of a little white foamy head. Some speckled lace.
The aroma cued up the sweetness of mango and papaya pretty nice and hitting upon a light resin/piney sharp bitterness. Light sugars and a subtle wisp of perfume round out the nose.
The flavor yields to the sweetness at the front but seemed to move away and lead into some the sharpness of the pine at the back. So this would be one of those DIPA’s I talk about that would considered \"disengaged\" as it doesn’t blend fully. Aftertaste was pretty much the same as the pine and the mango/papaya sweetness is disjointed. Finish was almost syrupy, but somewhat acceptable.
The palate was just a bit under medium bodied with a decent sipping quality about it. Carbonation felt fine. ABV felt fine. There is a slight stickiness ever so slightly at the end.
Overall, if anything I see a ton of potential here, but honestly, what Two Roads was going for isn’t exactly up there with the rest of this so-called \"New England styled IPA.\"

Pours a slightly hazy, light, pale yellow, with smallish head. Aroma of citrus, grass, hops. Flavor is mainly grassy, with some hop bite and a touch of citrus. Not a bad attempt at the New England style of IPA.