US Pint can from Total Wines, Laguna Hills. Drank at my daughters on 15th June 2024. Hazed, dull golden body, snow white crown. Hoppy with a piney front aroma and taste wise, the citrus hops coming in later as the beer warmed a little. They brought oranges and semi-sweet tropical fruits to the table and took away what bitterness there was earlier. Interesting and enjoyable.

Very hazy, golden, peach and even orange coloured body with a fairly thin, single centimetre tall off-white head. Aroma of citrus fruits, flowers, light alcohol, a touch of malts and some soft sweetness from honey at the end. Medium-bodied; Strong citrus and stone fruit flavours show at first with a slight aspartame, fake sugar flavour that adds bitterness, but then brings out a bit of the grassiness and dryness with some herbs at the very end. Aftertaste really shows a lot of breadiness from the yeast, but a fairly good balance of malt and hops that show a lot of nice aspects, but the crisp grassy alpha acids have a good bitterness and the sweetness cuts through the malt and yeast/bready notes nicely. Overall, a nice and fairly well-rounded plain IPA that definitely tastes like an East Coaster, nothing special here, but of course, not a bad option - good to sample if this one is easy to find for you! I sampled this sixteen ounce, pint-sized can, purchased from Whole Foods in Washington (Foggy Bottom, Eye Street NW), D.C. on 06-July-2021 for US$3,99 sampled at my house here in Washington on 22-July-2021.

Can, courtesy of Max. Pours hazy orange. Orange zest, pineapple, mango, lychee, floral, light biscuit, hint of bitterness, minerally floral finish. Medium body. Fine.