This the first Green Flash product I can recall the local craft beer store ever having. Worth a try, of course, I have a 12 oz can to open for my Great Heights snifter. The pour is a hazy, duh, lemonade yellow with a there-and-gone skim of almost white bubbles. Definitely has a citrus smell going for it. I take a drink and get a subdued grapefruit, some lemon, pine and a small bitterness. Certainly a session beer, label on my can says 4.2%. Not very memorable.

Can. Hazy golden beer with a cream head. tropical fruit and orange aroma. Tropical fruit and citrus flavor. Medium bodied. Good bitterness. Tropical fruit and citrus linger with light pine.

Super hazy straw golden coloured body with a nice, relatively soapy off-white and tan head that stays afloat for a while. Aroma of crisp grass, light citrus, a small sprinkling of malts and very little else, aside from some small peppery notes. Light-bodied; Strong grassy and very floral flavours show first with a nice deal of light wheat and malt for balance, with a good hit of soap and perfumey elements towards the end that don't show bitterness, but do highlight the hops. Aftertaste is a bit more mellow than most other Light IPAs, with some perfume and grass flavours by far the strongest with a little touch of hop bitterness around as well, but fairly minimal. Overall, a relatively soft beer that goes down easily, but there are a good amount of hops noticeable, just not the bitter variety, these are floral and very perfumey, still with a lot of character and complexity, just no real punch. I sampled this twelve ounce can purchased from Whole Foods in Arlington (Pentagon City),  Virginia on 06-April-2020 for US$1,99 sampled at my house here in Washington on 13-April-2020. 

Grapefruit is strong here. I love that's it's supposed to be a NEIPA but still ends up a very good quality west coast IPA with presence. Pours amber gold. Good stuff. Can.

From backlog. Taster on tap at SDBW Guildfest 2019. Cloudy orange with white head. Malts, hops, tropical fruits, Juicy