16 oz can from Halftime, 6/9/20. Hazy golden-orange, white head, sheeting, lighter lace. Pineapple, orange lemon. Caramel and pine notes. Decent, slightly thin. Solid feel. Solid overall.

Tap @ Community Beer Works. Hazy pale golden coloured. Light fruity, bit of tropical fruits. Not that great.

Can pour from Total Wine & More, Burlington. Appearance is opaque orange (watered down orange juice) with trace sparkle at the edges of the glass, finger-width white foamy head with decent retention and decent leggy lacing. Aroma is tropical fruit, tangerine, candied sugar. Taste is bitter part of a pineapple, tangerine, dank, candied sugar. Mouthfeel is medium side of light-to-medium bodied with smooth texture, average-to-lively carbonation and dry finish as taste with lingering bitterness. Overall, the sweetness is somewhat nondescript and a little to the cloying side. A bit overcarbonated. OK.

Can received in trade, thanks Tom! Hazy dark yellow in color with a thin off white head with moderate retention. Tropical citrus earth and grass with a bit of bready malt underneath. Fairly clean not too gritty.

Can from a trade with tfontana. 10/08/19 canning date. Aroma is slight citrus, weak tropical hints. Flavor is pretty subtle. Tropical fruit would be the main flavor. Not one fruit sticks out. Pretty non-descript. Very slight juicy texture. Well, at least this is on the right track for the style.

Soort witte wijn of nelson. Maar dat staat niet in de omschrijving. Of probeert de barman ons weer die pils te slijten

Proletariat, NYC can: pours moderately hazy with white head. Aroma is fruity... mostly citrus... not explosive, but solid. Taste is lightly bitter, slightly sweet, not full on NEIPA, but yeah it is very modern as the can says.