Poured from the tap. Hazy gold with small white head. Chewy creamy malt with mild juicy citrus hops and a hint of pine. Okay.

Nice peach hops on the nose, has good foggy orange body with soft creamy foam. Flavour is bright and peachy and just the right hint of hops. Mouthfeel is crisp and full. This is a hazy IPA done right.

2022-02-27, can, courtesy of Riley, 7-3-7-4-15=36
Cloudy golden colour. The aroma is piney, a bit dank, a bit citrusy. Full bodied, chewy malts, mild residual sweetness; very strong hopping, resins first, and joined by strong hop bitterness too; NE look, WC heart; rough but good.

2018-08-31, growler, courtesy of Brian, 7-3-7-3-14=34
Cloudy golden colour, short of being murky and dull, small head. Nice aroma, focus on citrus peel. Good body, moderately sweet, with a light caramel flavour, not too distracting, with citrusy and resiny hopping, lightly piney; sweetish in the final.
Pleasant.

Growler, thanks Brian! Kind of an ugly colour, just dull yeasty. Very harsh green powdery aroma. Really just a whack of hop powder stuff...bitterness is pretty harsh and there's not a whole lot of malt character. Rough... not altogether bad, but definitely in need of refinement.

On tap at The Beer Horse, pours an opaque cloudy golden yellow with a small white head. Aroma brings out dank hops, citrus notes and stone fruit pithiness. Flavour is similar, with moderately dank hops, yeasty stone fruit and light citrus. Somewhat dank and dirty, with a bit of a chaotic profile. It's okay.