Pint can pours with a murky opaque dull gold to grapefruit juice colored body that supports a thin light tan head of foam. The aroma offers up cantaloupe, mango and then a thin tangy guava note. The taste delivers smooth even soft juicy mango, guava and a bit of tangerine. It picks up a mild berry to berry nuanced earthy tea sensation to midway. The ABV is really well hidden and the balance and smooth sense of the beer makes it dangerously drinkable. Solid brew. Wow!

Can shared at Lucky Bamboo share. Thanks Aaron. Pours a hazy gold with a full finger of white foam that lingers. Huge, pungent citrus and dank forward nose with apricot, peach and caramel pudding undertones. Full bodied with a rounded mouthfeel and lots of big citrus and tropical fruit flavors. Some bitterness to balance out the sweetness and keep everything in check. Drinks dangerously smooth.

Massive IPA, as imposing as its title, with a thick and chunk honey-caramel malt base augmented by pineapple, white grape, lemondrops, orange marmalade, resin, chive, and a moderate bitterness on the back end. Almost comes across as a NEIPA-barleywine hybrid so prominent are the malts, but the sweetness never quite grows overpowering, instead settling into a boozy pungency coupled with a warm, clingy fade. Not quite a classic, but a fascinatingly huge hazy IPA, and possibly a template for a new style: NEBW.