Can into a wineglass showing lightly hazy light yellow with white foam lacing. The nose shows notes of citric orange and lime. The palate is light bodied and well carbonated. Flavors of clean and juicy pineapple and light unripe orange. Light citric bitterness.

Crowler canned on 10/1/16, drunk 10/15/16, thanks to Joenugs!
Lovely, heavily hazy, borderline soupy body is a bright copper-golden. White head atop is large and shows good retention.
Juicy as all hell in the nose! Wow. Honey-like maltiness adds to the big array of mango, sweet pineapple, lime, guava and so on. No edge to it, with only just enough acidity as needed to keep it bright and balance the malts. Clean, with fresh yeast and light minerality. Very straightforward juice bomb, but near perfectly executed with no alcohol or flaw.
Incredibly juicy in the mouth, of course, with big mango, lime and kumquat flavors over top a biscuity, honey-tinged maltiness. Gentle, yet appropriate bitterness easily balances and the texture is malty soft with gentle, but tight carbonation. Good attenuation and drinks like it’s 5% or less. Hell yes, glad things are catching on in the West! This was fantastic. Thanks, Joe!

Full pour at fieldwork. Pours basically peach juice opaque, small off-white head, dissipates slowly with good lacing. Aroma is stonefruit, passionfruit, grapefruit, oranges. Flavor is light plus sweet, medium bitter, a bit of pithy harshness but very juicy. Medium body, creamy mouthfeel. Tasty beer.

Draught at Ale Arsenal. Fieldwork hit a home run with this one. Juiciness, tropical for both aroma and flavor. Bitterness is non-existent. One of the best in class from these guys.