Canned 3/21/17, shared with Nelson on 4/13/17.
Not soupy or even tremendously hazy, but showing a translucent brass-copper body topped by a medium-sized, white head of moderate retention.
Opens with light powdered sugar, cereal-like corn, vanilla and sweaty Citra notes with even some light sulfur. Very interesting and quite yeast-influenced, obviously (though hops can certainly throw out some funk, as well, and I wouldn’t put it past Citra hops to create some strange compounds). Interesting bubble gum and watermelon with no alcohol or resin, of course.
Ample, tight carbonation and a soft, juicy malt and hop combination with high attenuation, as always, from TH. Tons of esters with all sorts of melon character. Very subdued on the actual citrus; there is some bright tangerine and lemon but it’s soaked up by the melon character and moderate honey from the malt. Weird stuff, completely unexpected, but still enjoyable, I thought.

Can. Pours light hazy golden orange, large creamy off white head, dissipates slowly with great lacing. Aroma is tropical, guava, melon, tangerine, a bit grassy. Flavor is light plus sweet, light bitter, juicy. Medium body, creamy mouthfeel.

Can shared by Benzai, canned 01 10 17, 15 cl sample. Hazy golden color, short frothy head. Aroma is very grassy, some citrus and a hint of cookie malt. Very bitter, almost over the top for me, clean and crisp. Citra didnt shine as tropical fruit, but was almost overdone and giving a very grassy character. Decent, but not superb.