473ml can. Hazy, yellow-ish, golden colour with small to average, frothy, osteoporosing, minimally lacing, white head. Dank, resinous and fruity, hoppy aroma, oaty and slightly wheaty malty background, hints of sweat, cheese, yellow stone fruit. Taste is moderately bitter, slightly dank and resinous as well as fruity hoppy, slightly alcoholic, oaty and minimally wheaty malty basis, hints of yellow stone fruit, some orange, orange peel, a touch of sweat, cheese (Old Amsterdam).
Slightly creamy, watery texture, slightly dry palate, medium, scattered mildly prickly carbonation.
Rather boozy, not overly fruity - a bit disappointing.

Hazy, golden colour with a very light orange hue, a whitish, frothy head, decent retention and some foamy-wet lacing spots. Good citrusy aromas of their juices, mild zest, with a funky-farm scent that eventually comes out, and tropical fruitiness to balance it out. A wet mouthfeel with some light zesty, slow building dryness. Really not thick for a 10% ABV beer, and the alcohol is quite well-hidden. Citrus, tropical and stone fruits in the taste with just a tad funkiness and pine needles. The bitterness seems to build up a bit as it goes. Quite a soft (non-creamy) Triple NEIPA that goes down easily with good juiciness, fruitiness and drying zesty bitterness.