Can, from ABC Beer. Pours hazy lemon yellow with small foamy light beige head, sweet lemon aroma, medium carbonation, medium bitter lemon peel taste, faint pineapple flavor, smooth body, long medium bitter finish. Flavorful.

16oz can. Orange juice nose, malt, mango soda, candy. Flavor has melon now, orange push pop, cream, candy. Finishes creamy. Well done.

Five Boro Craft Beer Fest: pours light haze with a white head. Aroma is citrusy, tropical fruitiness. Taste is sweet and pretty citrusy. Large body.

Canned on 1-28-19. Hazy appearance. Aroma is decent citrus, mild grass, soft yeast. Flavor is the same. Good amount of juice. Mosaic or galaxy must be used with this level of grassiness. Nice but overhyped.

Fresh can, undated, drunk 1/16/19.
Heavily hazy, bronze-maize-golden with a small, off-white head that fades steadily to a ring.
Juicy, for sure, in the nose, though with lots of dough, cracker and biscuit and a bit of pine to go along with it. Not one of the softer, glass of orange juice IPAs I've smelled, but it's fine. Tons of orange, lime, mango and tangerine with less base malt character (no big honey is what's missing here, if you like that sort of thing). Yeast is fruity and shows minimal bubble gum-like character. Light sharpness on the end from alcohol.
In the mouth it's cracker-forward with moderate juiciness and still a good amount of pine and grapefruit. Not as soft in texture as I'd like, though it's reasonably well-attenuated and tightly carbonated. Just a bit crusty/bready/crackery without enough supple honey-like base malt character and more pine and light alcohol than I'd like. Still, it's a competent orange juice IPA, I suppose.