Whomper

Pours hazy gold into a tulip. Bright white head with good retention recedes leaving trailing sheets. Tangerine and melon aromas. Thick with melon and lychee upfront turning to hot tangerine pith and peel front to back. Lasting dusty pith and peel finish.

Cloudy peach-apricot orange body, medium off-white to cream head. Nose pineapple, papaya, and stone fruits. Body creamy, earthy, and sugary with bubblegum, stone fruits, papaya, and some vegetal bitterness. Chewy and nectary, verging on a hops spice cake but not annoyingly muddled. Very good.

Can (5/28/21) pour from the brewery. It's an opaque dark yellow-light brown with trace sparkle, 3-finger width white fluffy foam head with excellent retention and fair lacing. Aroma is initial strong citrus and stone fruits. A hint of grassy/herb as it warms. Taste is strong, sweet stone fruits over citrus. Mouthfeel is light-to-medium bodied with thin, frothy texture, average carbonation, very mild alcohol warmth and crisp finish with light fruit. Overall, not super complex but strong flavors and delicious. A bit thin for the style and, couple that with the lack of alcohol, and this could sneak up on you.

Can from Livonia Liquor. Pours a clearish orange gold with a full finger of head. Punchy citrus and pineapple nose with some pith aromas as it warms. More of the same on the palate. Tropical fruit with a drying, citrus pith finish. Another Mast Landing winner.

16 oz. can from tfontana. Much thanks for grabbing this at the brewery Tom. Canned 05/28/21. Batch #2. Aroma shows some stone fruit, white grape, perhaps yeast. Flavor has the peach / apricot throughout with some juicy texture. The body is a tad lean. Decent flavor but was hoping for a little more pop with his hop combination.

Pours a hazy, golden pineapple, with mid-sized head. Aroma is citrus and tropical fruit. Flavor is citrus and tropical fruit, with some bread and pine-spruce hop bite at the finish. Soft, sweet, full mouthfeel.