Super hazy deep straw, golden and raw honey coloured body with a thick, two centimetre tall pure white head that leaves a nice, subtle lace on the sides. Aroma of papaya, guava, melons and especially mangoes with a lot of malt noticeable, some lighter alcohol and residual sweetness, but a surprisingly strong amount of fruits in the nose, all from the hops, seemingly. Medium-bodied; Very rich, creamy and lactosey feel at first with a lot of malts dominating along with some melons, papaya and yes, mangoes again that bring out a subtle sweetness and perhaps a dash of pine, all coming through with hardly any bitterness nor alpha acids - this has to be pretty low in terms of IBUs, but the hops are clearly here. Aftertaste is slightly dry with a good melony kick that adds to the body and presents a solid package that is mostly malts with little hops, not much sugars but tons of fruit flavours - very nice, robust and extremely concise in the flavour and profile it provides. Overall, a nice and robust beer that seems more like an Imperial IPA much more than I expected in terms of body, but of course, this just about makes the cut as a 'plain' New England IPA and nowhere close to Imperial status. I sampled this sixteen ounce, pint-sized can, purchased from Joe Canal's in Lawrenceville, New Jersey on 21-December-2020 for US$4,69 sampled at my house here in Washington on 16-August-2021.

massive mangos, Marshmallows, OJ slightly dank nose. Medium carbonation medium bitterness. Super juicy. Lovely.

Can pour into pub glass from The City, Seabrook. Appearance is cloudy yellow with nice sparkle, finger-width white foamy head with decent retention and soapy lacing. Aroma is strong floral/fruit and herb. Taste is strong musty herbal with pine, grapefruit, light yeast. Palate is light-to-medium body with smooth, somewhat grainy texture, soft carbonation, nice spiciness and finish as taste. Overall, a nice change of pace even within the herbal realm. I liked it.