Hazy orange, peach and bronze glow with a thinnish, two centimetre tall tan head, relatively large-bubbled. Aroma of crisp citrus, very light floral notes, a small dash of alcohol and a faint hint of malts - very light in the nose. Light-bodied; Strong dry and herbal flavours at first with a tiny dose of citrus-based hops with no bitterness or alpha acids at all. Very mild and dry with almost no real flavours picked up in entirety, with a bit of sweetness on the tail end, but even that is mild. Aftertaste is subdued, just as the rest of this is - a faint dose of flavours and hay with little else, no malt or alcohol picked up - so faint, which dose actually make this a bad thing. Overall, a very boring and incredibly underwhelming beer - even for the style of a Light IPA! This tates like a low (or no) alcohol beer, and even then, not a good one! I sampled this twelve ounce bottle purchased Shopper's Food Warehouse (on the last trip ever) in Alexandria, Virginia on 12-December-2019 for US$1,55 sampled at my house in Washington on 16-December-2019.