Cloudy yellow pour from can. Some pineapple and other tropical fruit, etc. Decent

Tap at the brewery in Brooklyn. A translucent golden orange coloured pour with a aticky white head. Aroma is semi sweet, midget gems, tangerine, orange rind. Flavour is composed of semi sweet, sticky hop, resin pine, mellow dank. Palate is medium sweet, resin, moderate.

Pretty hazy golden and straw coloured body with a thinnish off-white head that fades pretty quickly. Aroma of light mangoes, some citrus fruit and a good deal of stone fruits like peaches and apricots - nice, all with a pretty noticeable wheat and oat body from the malts. Medium-bodied; Strong oaty and wheat malt body shows at first with a good hit of fruits noticeable from the apricot and peaches along with a nice bit of citrus complexity from grapefruit and full oranges as well. Aftertaste shows some pungency from the alcohol which is noticeable and a light dose of flowers and dry notes, but the fruits and especially wheat and oat flavours are the strongest here, with a nice complexity at the end from the citrus fruit and stone fruits. Overall, an enjoyable and robust IPA that is much more new school than old school with a dry and complex bite from fruits with some alcohol noticeable as wel, but pretty easy-drinking without much hop bitterness at all. I sampled this sixteen ounce, pint-sized can, purchased from Whole Foods in New York (Hudson Yard), New York on 14-January-2023, canned on 01-November-2022 for US$3,99 and sampled on the streets of Dewey Beach, Delaware on 19-February-2023.

Can picked up at M&F and drunk at home (16/12/2022) - Medium sweet citrus and tropical fruity with some tangerine and grapefruit, passion fruit and mango, sticky sweet, hop spice with some resinous hops, malty support, piney hoppy light bitter finish. Pretty good.

Can, 0.473l. Aroma is herbal, grainy, piney and ripe tropical fruity with grapefruit note. Pours cloudy golden orange color with thick soapy yellowish head and average sparkling appearance. Taste starts refreshing citrusy and grainy, following is resinous, herbal and dank, mouthfeel is rather dry, while finish is heavy bitter. Medium to full body, oily texture and average carbonation in palate. SFPuckery…

473ml can. Murky orange, white head. Aroma of ripe tropical fruits, slightly dank, piney. Taste is sweet, ripe tropical fruits, mango, dank weed, berries, pine. Nice but unexciting.

16 ounce can. Hazy orange gold pour. Rocky beige head. Spotty lacing. Bready, fruity malt nose hints at melon and stone fruit. Flavor upfront is juicy, malty and fruity. Notes of melon, peach and mango. A hint of lemony citrus as well. Some piney, peppery hops on the backend. Tasty.

Barely overhopped, but overhopped all the same. Dips into vegetal territory, with a funky wort-n-green onion backbone taking away from the tangerine and lemondrop goodness at the center of the pint. Semisweet, and the texture is nice, but I can’t get past the chive.