Can to tulip.
Appearance: bright murky orange haziness with a two finger white foamy head which dissipated nicely to leave some light lace.
Aroma: sweet onions, some tangerines, lemon peel and light pineapple; sly dose of clean malts
Flavor: juicy sweet through the prior noted aromas with some bittersweetness and danky tones arising as I sipped it more; light aftertaste of danky tones to some tangerines and pineapples
Texture: between light and medium bodied; somewhat sessionable; nice low carb; pretty smooth along my tongue; finishes juicy with the pineapple and tangerines
Overall: nicely done NEIPA I would come back to.

Pours murky golden brown into a tulip. Bright white head with good retention turns soapy as it recedes leaving gloppy lacing. Tangerine and mango aromas. Thin with sweet tangerine, passion fruit and earthy pith front to back. Lasting lemon peel finish.

Pours a hazy orange from a can. Big melange aroma, lots of varied fruit, some faint onion. Similar flavor, a little sweet. Good beer.

16 oz can from John, thanks! Canned 5/27/21. Consumed 7/30/21. Hazy brighter orange color, foamy white head. Melon, peach, mango. Pale malt. Dough. Solid, but slightly thin mouthfeel. Solid overall.

Can from 100 pív. Bit on a session end. It's still somehow juicy, but it's relatively thin bodied. Medium bitterness, some citruses, it's okay.

Can from Mekelburg's: pours hazy with a white head. Aroma is citrus, light herbal notes. Taste is lightly bitter, tangy. Pleasant and light.

Can, shared by mansquito’s wife. Pours hazy gold. Grapefruit, sweet, floral orange, perfume. Medium body. Decent.