Reviewed from notes.
Can to tulip.
Appearance: copper color with a three finger white foamy head which dissipated nicely to leave some light lace
Aroma: citrusy hop tones, light orange pith, some hop spice then a punch of piney hops; mild malts down in there
Flavor: blends the prior noted aromas together fairly bittersweet; mild aftertaste of citrusy hops
Texture: light to medium bodied, leaning towards being a sipper; some smoothness along the tongue but also a light hop abrasion (nothing bothersome); finishes with the hop spice and citrusy pith-like dryness
Overall: nice enough DIPA I believe I could come back to.

poured a clear is brown orange amber from draft in Saratoga. A mess of hops resin and citrus but something didn't work

Can. An unclear dark golden beer with a thin lazing white head. The aroma has notes of hops, spices, citrus fruits, and malt. The flavor is sweet with notes of malt, citrus fruits, spices, and hops, leading to a bitter finish.

Can. A hazy orange golden beer with a white head. Aroma of citrusy hops, grapefruit, tangerine. Taste of orange fruits, tangerine, zest, mango, some pine hops.

Can sourced from Beerdome and shared at home (30082020) - hazed up golden orange with a white head. Citrus fruity forward with some mandarin, grapefruit, then some overripe nectarine and mango, juicy fruity, light hop spice, resinous piney hoppy finish. Very nice.

Can pour from Mt. Carmel Wine & Liquors. Appearance is cloudy dark yellow (slightly light brown) with decent sparkle at the edges of the glass, finger-width foamy white head with excellent retention and nice leggy lacing. Aroma is citrus, sweet and lightly tart fruit, malt backbone. Taste is mild citrus/fruit with strong bitter component and malty backbone. Mouthfeel is medium side of light-to-medium bodied with smooth, thick frothy texture, and crisp finish as taste with lightly bitter finish. Overall, enjoyable but a bit more conventional DIPA than full-blown DIPA/NEIPA with somewhat thin body for the style. Not surprising from the hops.

Can. Pours hazy orange. Orange, caramel, grapefruit, mango, a little toffee, especially in the nose, that is not pleasant. Decent body. Not quite right.

22nd December 2019
Can. Very hazy gold beer, big pale cream colour head. Airy palate, semi dry, decent fine carbonation. Slightly thin and semi dry malts bring a mild creamy sweetness. Crispy cooling pine. Slightly seltzer tinger citric hops, mostly orange but there is some tangerine in there, trace of lemon. A little hop spice on the crispy finish. Fruity and crisp and drinkable.

 hazy golden and peach coloured body with a nice, two to three centimetre tall off-white head. Aroma of grapefruits, citrus, resin, pine and a lot of very high alpha acid hops, all with some noticeable alcohol and astringency. Medium-bodied; Very strong grassy and herbal flavours at first with a lot of resin and grapefruit notes showing some alcohol, grain, pungent malts with still a lot of sugars towards the end. Aftertaste is deep and resinous with a lot of both hops/bitterness and syrupy sweetness, with bunches of grain, pine and floral elements throughout. Overall, a nice and herbal base with a lot of resinous, grassy and very citrusey hops throughout, showing a lot of hops and alpha acids with a well-balanced amount of hops to the malt, and a smooth, yet sweet finish, all with a fairly easy-drinking nature of an Imperial IPA at more than 8 per cent alcohol I sampled this sixteen ounce can, purhased from Whole Foods in New York (Bryant Park), New York on 06-December-2019 6or US$4,99 sampled on the train from New York to Washington on 08-December-2019.