(can 12 fl. oz from americanbeer.cz online shop)
* Nice citrus-tropical-juicy NEIPA. *
Cloudy yellow. Medium, white head. Tropical fruits, mango, peach, citrus, juicy, light sweet. Medium body. Light bitter finish.

12oz can from Albertsons. Hazy yellow pour, small but lasting creamy white head, rings of chunky lacing. Aroma is light citrus, lemon, grapefruit . Taste is light lemon curd, grapefruit peel, very smooth and quite refreshing. Very faint zesty notes linger.

500 mL bottle poured. Moderate haze, golden appearance, loose foam head. Aroma is full of rich malts and juicy citrus. Bready malt actually takes center stage here, with a Mellow hop influence late. Smooth finish, with gentle resinous hops and lingering sweet bready grains. Far from a typical hazy. Unique, flavorful, and enjoyable.

Slightly hazy golden and orange coloured body with a thick, three to four centimetre tall off-white and tan head that stays afloat for a long time and leaves a pretty nice lace on the sides and top of the glass. Aroma of bright tropical fruits with some oranges, grapefruit rind and a dash of light pepper with a tiny bit of honey and curacao scents towards the end. Medium-bodied; Very soft and structured fruit notes dominate with a lot of wheat and balanced malts that give a lot of balance to the pungent fruits, especially the oranges and stone fruits. Aftertaste shows some nice bitterness from the alpha acids with a dry bite with a lot of fruits, some pleasant sweetness and a good hit of floral notes with a soft complexity at the end from the malt. Overall, a very nice beer that shows as a slightly unfiltered IPA with a nice bitterness, but balanced malt and sweetness, without too much tropical or citrus fruits, making this less of a New England IPA (we are thousands of miles away) and more of an unfiltered IPA that hits the mark nicely. I sampled this 50 cL bottle, purchased at Safeway in Bend, Oregon on 29-March-2021 for US$4,39, brewed on 23-December-2020, sampled in my cabin here in Crater Lake, Oregon on 29-March-2021, a few hours after purchase.

12oz can pours out hazy golden topped with a white head. Nose is light tropical fruit hops some sweet caramel malts. Taste is more of the nice sweet tropical fruit and some grass.

Not bad, on par with most breweries’ shelf-stable hazy IPAs. Nice shot of grapefruit pith and a little pineapple, coupled with a grainy undertone and a mild bitterness on the finish. Not all that memorable, but very drinkable.

500 ml bottle. Pours a hazy orange hue with a large white head. A light sweet tropical nose. Soft, big full palate, sweet oranges, a bit of funky dry earthy malts. Almost some dry white wine base malt. Pretty good.

500 ml bottle from Tavour, 12/2/19. Pours a hazy golden color with a thick, creamy foam of white head that coats the glass in lace. Bright anf fruity hops (mango, peach, a little pineapple as well), with some fresh cut grass. Lightly dough. Sort of a cream soda thing on the finish. Nice stuff. Kinda drinks like a hazy IPA thats wants to be a pils. Also, drinks more like 5-6% beer than something bordering 8%. Very drinkable. 7/4/7/4/16