Reviewed from notes.
The very first I ever had this beer, I thought "well, this isn't so bad," then the next time I had it I thought "what was I thinking so here's the rest of my thoughts after the second time:

Can to tulip.
Appearance: murky orange to brown color with a one finger white foamy head which slid off delicately and left some light lace
Aroma: candied oranges; some artificial flavoring, sweet cream then some light hoppy notes
Flavor: pushes the sweetness all the way through and pummels any sense of hoppiness ever to fully engage with the rest of the beer; mild aftertaste of artificial fruity sweetness
Texture: medium bodied, I guess this wants to be a sipper; cloying again (no surprise from this brewery); finishes pineapple-y cloyingly sweet
Overall: finally glad I'm through all my Decadent beers, I doubt if I'll ever seek any IPA's ever from these guys again.

27/II/20 - 1Pt. can from a trade, shared @ a pretty big tasting for a workday, BB: n/a, batch #001 (2020-179) Thanks to Surya for the trade and drop off!

Cloudy pale yellow beer, small creamy white head, stable, bit adhesive. Aroma: lots of oranges first, effervescent vitamin tablets with orange flavour (artificial and slightly medicinal), then after a while lots of fake vanilla, like tic-tac outsides. MF: ok carbon, medium body. Taste: nice citrus touch, more of that fake vanilla, reminds me a lot about orange-flavoured tic-tacs… bit sweet, very artificial flavourings, slightly bitter, meh, not a fan of this.

Kind of underwhelming, tbh. Mild orange and vanilla flavours, very easy drinking.

16oz can. Yup, it's def artificial cram and orange on a hoppy beer. The problem is the aroma is sticky and sweet amd yucky. Flavor isn't sticky but artificial. Not for me. Pale clear beer.

Can - pours gold white head - nose and taste of orange, creamsicle, citrus, pine and light biscuit toast malt - medium body