Thank you Mathieu87 + PriorL for the effort! Can sampled @ Samson en Geert Bierproef Avond. Fresh - few weeks old. Very hazy milky orange with little to zero head. Nose is dank orange peel, mandarin peel, lemon peel, big on fruity orange hops. Taste is massive green weeds, grassy dank hops, bit too bitter raw for me but pretty good overal, lingering bitter weeds, orange notes are way in the back. Milky milkshake IPA body, quite oily, lingering grass. Quite nice, great beer to drink.

Draught at Canton, 11/10 and can drunk 11/17/16.
Moderate amounts of white head top a hazy, though not soupy, bronze-golden body. Retention is moderately-strong.
Much like Trillikini, the beer certainly isn’t big, bold and in your face. I actually found it much juicier and rounder on draught on the 10th than it was in cans a week later, yet it was every bit as enjoyable, despite being a little less hoppy and juicy overall. Clean, very dry, with well-structured, biscuity malts and no huskiness whatsoever. Soft, wheat-laden textures with very light malt sweetness to round it out. Just like Trillikini, and beers of its kind in general (dry, very even, soft, gently-flavored, compared to similarly-styled beers), many people are easily going to pass it by/write it off. While I don’t think it’s anywhere near as much of an accomplishment as the highly flavorful, soft, nearly flawlessly executed Trillikini was for its mere 3.3%, this is still a beer that drinks much lower than 6.6%, with none of the twang, ester or booze that has plagued some recent Trillium batches.