Super hazy and muddied raw honey gold and rich orange coloured body that looks more like pulpy orange juice than anything else, with a very thin, soapy, single centimetre tall tan head that fades fast. Aroma of alcohol, citrus, astringent hops, oranges, grass, flowers, peach candy and some light malts - quite strong in the nose. Medium to almost Full-bodied; Very rich and chewy body at first with a pungent peppery and floral characteristic at first that hits hard and strong and leaves a little candy sweetness towards the end with a grassy and floral bite, but the citrus fruits and mangoes/melons are evident at the very end. Aftertaste is dry, floral, slightly hoppy with a touch of bitterness and a peppery, but pungent full-bodied and sweet finish - very complex, especially for the style. Overall, a very nice and well-rounded, complex, New England Imperial IPA that hides the alcohol well, but has a rich profile that is enjoyable and well-recommended - if you can find it, drink it right away! I sampled this, sixteen ounce, pint-sized can, purchased from Total Wine in Alexandria, Virginia on 24-October-2020 for US$6,49 sampled at my house here in Washington on 09-November-2020.

473ml can. Murky golden, frothy white head. Aroma of ripe tropical fruits, grass. Taste is sweet, tropical, mango, papaya, grassy and dank, a bit of booze. Medium body.

Hazy peachy-golden pour with a thin white head. Notes of tropical fruit, lime, mandarin oranges, some melon. Juicy stuff, tons of fruit and a subtle but nice amount of bitterness.