Poured from can bought at Redstone Andover the hazy orange with a nice white head. Aromas of tropical fruit orange grapefruit peel and some piney hops. Taste is sweet coconut tropical marzipan citrus and some hops in the finish. Very interesting combo. More of a mixed drink thing than a beer.

Draught at Lulu’s, 5/26/16.
Dark bronze-golden body shows a mild to moderate haze and a thin white head that sits at cover.
Initially, juicy hops provide a bright, fun feel to the beer, with orange, lemon, mango and such. Slowly, the coconut character emerges and eventually somewhat dominates the beer (more so the flavor than the nose).
Pretty enjoyable citrus and tropical fruit notes quickly take a backseat to the coconut. After a while it’s pretty close to all I really taste. The beer shows good attenuation and balance, otherwise, but I think the coconut just needs to be dialed back. If you love coconut, you may be ok with it.

On tap at the Finback. Pours a hazy yellow gold with small frothy white head leaving sticky lacing. The aroma is fruity hop and faint coconut. Medium mouth, coconut, pine, lingering dry finish, very good.

At Finback: pours clear gold with a white head. Aroma is coconut and lots of it and yeah that is pretty much it. Taste is cofonut milk. Body is smooth and creamy. Bitterness is low but some comes in the aftertaste. Not as much as the coconut that lingers for much long time. Interesting.