Can from Jeff, thanks for the hookup. Pours a hazy lemon gold color with a small but long lasting bubbly white head. Orange citrus earth and resinous pine with bits of pineapple apricot and a hint of onion. Sweet bready malt with a touch of candied oranges. Pretty nice

Pineapple aroma. Cloudy amber, thin head. Peach and pineapple, not so sweet. Medium body, easy carbonation. Nice fruit flavor and aroma, presumably without the addition of actual fruit. Much respect for that.

Light hazy gold pour. Thin foam. Sweet taste of peach with an unsweetened palate. Easy carbonation

Deep and hazy golden and peach coloured body with some raw honey glow and a subtle haze, but nothing too strong. Aroma of flowers, deep fresh-cut grass and a lot of herbal hops that also show a slight orange and tangerine fruitiness. Medium-bodied; Strong grassy and deep hop flavours dominate with a lot of bitterness from the alpha acids with a ton of fruity flavours that show the orange and even light mango notes, but the bitterness persists throughout and leaves a nice alpha acid punch on the end and some noticeable alcohol as well. Aftertaste shows some sweetness from the fruits and a little resin and also a great layer of maltiness and a big hit of both alcohol and hop bitterness at the tail end, but the balance is struck right here. Overall, a nice and fruity, slightly dry and very grassy/herbal almost Imperial IPA that has a nice balance and a good layer of sweetness coupled with the bitterness. Nice to sample fresh and a good option for those who like grassier and herbal IPAs and can find this one! I sampled this sixteen ounce, pint-sized can, purchased from Ye Old Spirits Shop in Frederick, Maryland on 29-November-2020, just after cutting down our family Christmas Tree, sampled walking on the streets of New York, New York on 19-December-2020.

On draft at Chips in Kitty Hawk. Pours a cloudy straw with an off white head. Aromas of green onion and dank hay. Flavors are moderately bitter citrus and tropical fruit.