One of the best na’s out there.

Nice, quite hazy bright golden and raw honey yellow coloured body with a pretty thin, one to two centimetre tall just off-white head that fades quickly but leaves a nice cap on top that covers the 90 per cent opaque body nicely. Aroma of bright full oranges, lemons, curacao, light sour candy and some nice malt notes of wheat - great in the nose. Medium-bodied; Rich yeastie and wheatie notes show at first and provide a very nice body (especially for a Non-Alcoholic product!) to help with the sour candy sweetness, fresh juicy hops that really bring out orange flavours here - especially at the end - nice! Aftertaste shows a nice balance of malt and especially hops throughout with a great 'juicy' note of oranges very strong, but a candy-like sweetness and some supportive malt notes make this very nice, not Non-Alcoholic like and very reminiscent of a REAL juicy IPA, even a GOOD one, like those from Untitled Art. This is truly great and well worth trying to find (as are ALL THREE of the UA N/As I had this month) if you are going a while without Alcohol - they really help tide things over as they are so good! I sampled this twelve ounce can, purchased from R&L Liqours in Lewes, Delaware on 19-February-2023 for US$3,25 with a 'born on' date of 04-June-2022 and sampled at my house here in Washington on 28-March-2023.

12oz canned 11/4/21, drunk 12/24/21. Moderately hazy, lemon-to-pale-brass. Small, fleeting, white head, low retention. Nose suggests lemon rind, meyer lemon, angel food cake, light honey and clean yeast. Fruity with a hint of pine and maybe a touch of stale mosaic (scallion). Deliciously hoppy, with lemon, tangerine and honey/cake. Maybe the maltiest NA I've had, in the best way. Great bitterness and balance and all this at approaching 2 months (from the cooler). Definitely one of the best NAs I've had so far.