Draught at Publick House, 1/18/18.
Thoroughly hazy-to-soupy, lime-tinted, bronze-maize. White head atop fully recedes to ring.
Nose is quite tangy/twangy with strong bubble gum, melon and other yeast notes and heavy lime-mango tropical fruit from the hops. Pine, nectarine, grapefruit and other citrus notes are strong, as well. But it's not hugely resinous, nor is it boozy or full of sharp ester.
In the mouth it's soft, very "thick" and chewy from tons of wheat and/or yeast in suspension. Light banana-melon shows a very big yeast presence, but at least it's not sharp ester. Bitterness is a bit on the higher side, for a NE IPA, with plentiful grapefruit, lemon-lime and light-to-moderate pine. Juicy, though, and with a good maltiness that helps balance the acid somewhat. Very flavorful and pretty good ratio of hop flavor-to-resin. Still a bit unrefined/messy like their other beers, but promising.

Draft at d.b.a 2-19-18

Draught @ Ginger Man. Hazy orange with small foamy off-white head, sweet citrus aroma, medium carbonation, mildly bitter citrusy taste with pineapple flavor, smooth body, long finish. Quite tasty and juicy.

16 oz. can thanks going to Chalumeaux, thanks TJ! Aroma is citrus peel, caramel Malt, and some old peach skins. Flavor is mostly citrus with a light pine in the finish. Low on the bitterness scale. The IPA gets sweet in the finish bit it still ends up decent.

Poured from can vibrant orange with a white head. Aroma is caramel malt slightly sweet citrus and pine. Taste is peach citrus light floral notes and a nice pine finish. Slightly too sweet.