Slightly hazy golden and copper coloured body with a nice, two centimetre tall head that stays afloat nicely and is pretty small bubbled. Aroma of light squash, some subtle nutmeg and canella notes, but a lot more hop bitterness and complexity on the finish, with some nice dryness in the nose. Medium-bodied; Assertive squash and pumpkin flavours at first with a light maltiness from crisp grass and hay with a light dose of canella and nutmeg here, with some soft caramelised sugars and brown sugar here as well, but a good finish. Aftertaste shows some enjoyable sweetness from caramelised sugars and pitted fruits with a good spice note, but not too much at all, and while there is some squash flavours, these are mild and don't seem to add to the richness of the malts. Nice to sample and a good option if you'd like some spices to the typical flavours of a newer school IPA. I sampled this sixteen ounce, pint-sized can, purchased from Trader Joe's in New York (Union Square - 14th Street), New York on 03-December-2022 for US$3,50 sampled on the streets of New York on 03-December-2022 with my family at Christmastime.

Can from Whole Foods. Pours extremely hazy very dark yellow-mustard color, foamy light beige head, citrus aroma, adequate carbonation, medium bitter citrus peel taste with pumpkin flavor, somewhat thick body, long bitter pumpkin finish. Interesting brew.

Can at share from Ryan: pours brownish orange haze with a white head. Aroma is annoying pumpkin. Not really sweet. Kind of a bitter cinnamon with bitter finish. Not good.

Can, at share, thanks to Ryan. Pours murky orange. Cinnamon, citrus, grain, clove, burnt bitter cinnamon. Medium body. Pretty bad.