16 oz. Born on date: 09/07/20. Received in a trade with tfontana. Thanks bud. Flavor shows me a lot of sweet fruit. Apricot, tangelo, cantaloupe. Big malt backbone that adds sweetness on top of the already sweet fruit. The problem with triple IPAs is their normally to sweet. This rides that line for me.

16oz can from Halftime. Murky, hazy mustard color, finely beaded head. Aroma is tropical fruit, mango, melon. Taste brings a bit of dankness, stronger fruit flavors and some latent heat. Thick, creamy.

Can in trade from tfontana, thanks for the opportunity. Bright lemon orange color with a smattering of white bubbles that dissipate immediately. Citrus and tropical notes as soon as beer hits glass. Light resin and alcohol with a sweet bread and a hint of light caramel.

Can (9/7/20) our from the brewery. Appearance is opaque milky dark yellow-light brown with trace sparkle, finger-width foamy white head with decent retention and nice leggy lacing. Aroma is combination of herb and melon. Taste is balanced mix of sweet cracker/grains, herbal/vegetal and fruit, each sharing the lead. Mouthfeel is medium-to-full bodied with thick, granular texture, soft carbonation and finish as taste with very faint bitterness. No hint of alcohol. Overall, looks and feels the part. Decent complexity and balance though malt surprisingly high in the mix.