4 oz pour on draft at Beltway Brewing. Poured a clear amber color with a small white head. Aroma was light grassy notes. Flavor was nice resin hop pine notes with some light tropical notes. Citrus. Very smooth and not too bitter.

Pours slightly haze orange into a snifter. Bright white with good retention recedes to coat surface. Mango and citrus aromas. Dry with sweet hot caramel and orange upfront turning to dry resin in the lasting finish.

Mango and some caramelized malt. Light touch of pine. Hazy golden pour with decent head and lacing. Light sweet finish with some booze in aftertaste. Finish is pretty clean for a DIPA though. Tap at Rattle n hum east.

Draught at Lulu’s on 3/27/16.
Significantly hazy body is a lustrous golden-bronze with a moderate amount of white head showing medium retention.
Fresh yeast and light bits of apple and dough on the edges with the hop character showing very judicious amounts of pineapple, lemon, peach and light pine. Some light toasted character breaks through from the malt, while with more warming, orange rind and white grapefruit become quite dominant. Clean, with little/no alcohol in the nose and quite juicy, though the malty edge and all of this heavily dry citrus are a bit much.
Similarly, in the mouth, it begins pleasantly enough, with key lime, pineapple and light mango kicking things off juicily. But the malt has a sourdough-like toasty edge to it that combines with all of the bitter/dry citrus to really fatigue the palate. Carbonation is mostly tight, while the beer is well-attenuated and drinkable. Just too much citrus punchiness and not enough soft, malty sweetness and easygoing juiciness.

Draught @ Suncwick 35/35. Slightly cloudy dark yellow with large foamy off-white head, faint citrus aroma, medium carbonation, thin body, lightly bitter citrus peel taste, medium bitter finish. Smooth and citrusy.

8th October 2015
42nd Floor Tasting. Thanks to Leighton. Hazy gold beer, small pale cream colour head. Palate is soft with mild fine carbonation. Softish creamy malts, sweetish. Good mellow skunk start to the hops. Little orange, modest hop spice and mild tropical fruits. Light finish. Piney spice linger. Light and flows very well. Very nice.

Bottle at the sky high Canary wharf tasting. Many thanks to Leighton. Translucent golden, light orange coloured pour with a small halo of white head. Aroma is big dank citrus, onion, mango, diesel. Flavour is composed of sweet juicy fruit, mango, dank pithy lemon. Palate is medium sweet, moderate carbonation, airy carbonation. A little too sweet. Delicious juicy and lovely.

Can split at the 42nd floor Tasting, thanks to LKS, 08/10/15. Lightly hazed orange golden with a decent beige covering. Nose is orange pith, tangerine, light dank tones, straw, melon, pine resin. Taste comprises tangerine, citric tinged straw, grapefruit, juicy citric pithdom, light toasted bread. Medium bodied, fine carbonation, semi drying close with hop bitterness well represented. Decent DIPA.