473ml can. Pours a murky orange-gold with yeast particles that sink to the bottom and a medium, foamy, short lived, white head that laces. Sweet fruity aroma of pale malt, orange peel, pineapple, peach, earthy yeast and piney hops. Sweet fruity flavour of bready pale malt, grapefruit, pineapple, peach, earthy yeast and pine resin in a dry, bitter finish. Medium body with a thick, smooth, pillowy soft texture and average carbonation. A bit chalky, but still tasty.

Opaque whitish yellow, with a frothy head. Indistinct hop aroma. Kind of a harsh bitterness but it's not as strong as to be a big issue. The body seems thin and dry for the style. But all told it drinks better than I've described.

Citrus and pineapple rind. Pours murky yellow with OK head and lacing. Hop tang finish. Body is OK here. Tap at brewery.

Can, 473ml, via JonnyBeers (thank you!) - CANBIF on May 6, 2021, savoured on June 2, 2021; eye: camel, cloudy, no effervescence, ring of tan head, no lacing; nose: pine, fruity, orange, light grapefruit; mouth: pine, fruity, orange, light grapefruit, light resin, light chalky, semi-dry finale in pine with presence of resin, medium body, average carbonation, mildly bitter, lightly sweet, lightly watery, slick texture; in summary: fine

FRANÇAIS
Canette, 473ml, via JonnyBeers (thank you!) - CANBIF le 6 mai 2021, savourée le 2 juin 2021; œil : chameau, trouble, pas d’effervescence, anneau de mousse fauve, pas de dentelle; nez : pin, fruité, orange, léger pamplemousse; bouche : pin, fruité, orange, léger pamplemousse, léger résine, léger crayeux, finale semi-sèche en pin avec présence de résine, corps moyen, carbonatation moyenne, moyennement amère, légèrement sucrée, légèrement aqueuse, texture coulante; en résumé : bien

473mL can, pours an opaque, muddy orangey yellow with a medium white head. Nose is moderately chalky, with light dank hops, earthy notes, and lots of stone fruit pith. Flavour is much the same, with pithy stone fruits, earthy hops, some dankness, and light-to-moderate chalk. It's rather muddled but the fruit and hop character do come through alright. This is a little too on the chalky/yeasty/murky side for me, but it's not bad for a hazy.

16oz from High Point LRS @ home. Appearance: murky pale golden with a white head. Aroma: mix of tropical fruits, a bit dusty. Taste: strange vegetable notes, some grassy notes. Overall: weird, but drinkable.

Poured from 473mL can. Murky blonde with small white head. Soft tropical hops, mild citrus hops, a fair bit of hops and some underlying juiciness. Some nice hop flavours, but just doesn't come together.

Murky gold with a decent white head. Juicy orange citrus. Bitter up front and juicy orange. The bitterness is a bit overwhelming for the style.

Milky yellow body and little foam, piney potpourri on the nose with a hint of hoppy chalk but still a bit muddy. Flavour's all chalky hops, mellow pineapple, soft lemony breadfruit. Good dry chalky finish, a nicely crafted hazy IPA more or less.

2020-12-17, can, courtesy of Sergey, 9-3-8-3-17=40
The fruit aroma is prominent as soon as the can is open, the aroma is zesty and dank, the mouthfeel is light, not chalky, with mild residual sweetness, but balanced by the correct bitterness level, and followed by an explosion of tropical fruit and mildly dank hops; the subsequent pours are a bit more astringent though.

2020-11-28, draught at the brewery, 8-3-7-1-14=33
Murky pale yellow colour. The aroma offers the usual explosion of fruity hops, accent on tropical fruits, a bit of dank hops too. Soft mouthfeel, some sugars here, there's more chalk than in the average Superflux; quality hopping, with orange peel, some tropical fruit, overall very juicy, but also it still has too much hop burn, hence the finish is quite harsh.