Canned@Man in the Moon, Stockholm. Yellowish golden colour, small white head. Aroma is fruity, some nectar, dry wood and mild toffee. Flavour is toffee, fruits, some mild spiciness as well as some sugary notes.

Deep robust copper and bronze coloured body with a light hazy glow, but mostly clear here, all with a dense, two to three centimetre tall tan head. Aroma of malt, light grain, a dose of flowers and more grassy hops with some lighter citrus and perhaps a dose of resinous scents - but this is mainly about the malts as well as the grass and floral notes. Medium-bodied; Dense malty bite at first with some biscuits and grain and a lighter hoppy element that shows some curacao and full oranges along with some piney and floral notes, but this is much more malt-forward than hop. Aftertaste shows the more metallic and almost astringent with the malt showing first and then some smoother and softer, fruitier hops hit towards the end - nice and robust/balanced. Overall, an enjoyable IPA, but definitely not anything special nor worth searching for - this is respectable, but perhaps a bit too malt-centric for me, and definitely not a hazy IPA. I sampled this sixteen ounce, pint-sized can, purchased from Knightly Spirits in Orlando (Orange Blossom Trail), Florida on 19-April-2019 for US$3,32 sampled at home in Washington on 29-June-2019.

Can. Cloudy orange-gold with a small white head. Tropical fruit, floral notes, bit of melon, Good stuff.

Pint can. Pours hazy yellow. Lemon, lime, papaya, pineapple, herbal, stone fruit. Good body. Good.