Panda from Colin. Cheers. Thick foamy frothy white head. Hazy dsrk orange. Aroma has soft fruit with some can syrup and slightly bitter-sour edge. Flavourwise it's then more bitter than I expected. Stone fruit with a herbal and resinous edge. Light-medium bodied. Slick. Soft-fizzy carbonation. Long dry somewhat astringent finish. Decent.

Can at home, from an online peddler whom I can't recall, 11/03/2026.
Hazed orange topped with a lasting white cap.
Nose is tangerine, peach, grass, soft malts, papaya.
Taste comprises juicy tropical fruit flesh, mandarin, melon, pineapple.
Medium bodied, fine carbonation, semi drying close splashed with juicy hop bitterness.
Decent enough bright and juicy IPA ... surprised this only has 6.93 off 16 rates, it's not from the top drawer but it's pleasant and approachable.

Canned. Pours clouded yellow Brite. Tropical fruity, fairly light. Hints of bitterness. Pretty good

Can from Drankenhandel Leiden. Aroma is citrussy hop with plenty of orange, pale malt, and a touch of grapefruit. Flavour is medium bitter and light to mild sweet. Body is medium. Bittersweetish, orange, good.

Slightly hazy golden and raw honey coloured body with a straw glow and a very thin, single centimetre tall pure white head. Aroma of grass, grapefruit, citrus fruits, a light hit of cleanser and some more astringent and bittered hop notes with a light dry malt backbone and some very subdued and citrus-based sweetness from fruit as well. Medium-bodied; Strong grassy and very dry, herbal and perfumey hop characteristics show through at first with a lot of bitterness and some soapy notes with a smooth malt and sweetness towards the end, but the hops show strongest, of course. Aftertaste is dry, very soapy, grassy, herbal and showing a very nice balance of pungent and bitter hop notes and a good malt backbone - this shows like East Coast IPAs of old, in a very nice way, with great balance, bitterness and dry qualities. Overall, a very nice beer that shows the 'real' way an IPA should be - dry, grassy, herbal and especially, bitter, all with a great deal of complexity and balance throughout. Very nice to sample and well worth trying to find, especially if you want a 'real' IPA that has bitterness and isn't the newest fad out there. I sampled this twelve ounce can, purchased from Total Wine in Newport News, Virginia on 17-November-2019 for US$2,69 sampled at my house here in Washington on 02-June-2020.