Monday, 1st April 2024; Monthly gathering in Chez Sophie, Shrewsbury. Five guys with beers to share and stories to tell. US Pint can. Light haze in the orange body, thin white head. Sour with a citrus leaning, oranges mostly. Not really my thing, but nothing wrong with this, just my palate!

16oz can @ monthly tasting, Chez Sophie, April 24. Misty golden orange, small white head. Exotic orangey fruit with hazed texture, great fresh zesty definition. Great sour IPA.

Undated can, drunk 12/17/22. Lightly hazy, blonde-brass with a deeper bronze center. Small, white head to cover. A little more lactose in the nose than they usually show, but the hops are pretty well done, though surprisingly a lot of Hallertau, where I'd expect Citra to dominate. Some spice, herb, lush vegetal and only lighter lemon and unripe tangerine from the Citra. Clean (other than how dirty I think lactose smells) with no alcohol or resin. Soft and supple, juicy and sweet with more lactose than they usually seem to have. It actually works pretty well and the sourness helps here, as well. Good and hoppy with tangerine, lemon and lots of spicy, lush herbage from the Hallertau. Wouldn't want much more than 8-10 ounces of this, but before the lactose eventually fatigues the palate, this is juicy, sumptuous and well-done.

Can sample at a Yana's tasting at Max's place. Murky yellow. Fruity hops, a bit farty, lacto, milk, sour and sweetish, some lactose.

Straight from can during a friday evening hike. Color: Hazy golden, white head I presume. Aroma: Hoppy, citrus, lightly tart. Taste: Lemon, lime, hoppy background. Quite smooth mouthfeel. Medium body, just under average carbonation. Moderate sour, light bitterness. Very refreshing.