Can, courtesy of mansquito. Pours hazy orange. Pineapple, grain, pine, bright lime, grapefruit, musty. Medium body. Not great.

Can from Tavour: pours light orange haze with white head. Aroma is citrus and light tropical fruit. Taste is sweet, maltier than it should be, hop profile is fine, but unrefined. Drinkable but nothing fancy.

16 oz can from Tavor. Bright orange / golden color with a fine patchy head. Aroma is oranges and grapefruits and fruity hops. Taste begins with the juicy citrus before succumbing to bitter, astringent hoppiness. The sting stays on the palate, as well as some of the citrusy sweetness.

Can. Pours a hazy orange with a yellow gold hue and a white head that dissipates to the edges. Aroma has orange juice and light citrus rind with a touch of sweet grains underlying. Flavor has dry and bitter citrus with light grass and a touch of sweet grain in the finish.

32oz growler fill pours with a semi opaque deep gold body that supports a thin tan head. The modest aroma offers up thin streams of tangelo to nectarine notes flowing quickly into a spicy hoppiness. The taste delivers juicy tangelo, clementine and some mango as well as more grapefruit citrus hop like bitterness. The hoppy bitterness grows to non negligible levels to midway and into the finish as spicy onion notes are heard. Toward the finish a pleasing cracker like maltiness can be found from time to time. Pretty solid IIPA with plenty of juicy and bitter hops.