16oz can pours out a straw color topped with a white head. Nose is nice citrus hops and a light cereal malt. Taste is more of the nice light crisp citrus hops and a light malt.

Can thanks to Dave. Pours a hazy yellow with medium white head leaving spotty lacing. The aroma is flora and citrus. Slick body, citrus, grass, light bitterness, crushable, very good.

16 oz. can. Date of 11-14-18. Flavor has cracker, biscuit, pine, and a mellow bitterness. Honestly, just slightly above average for me.

Canned 8/31, drunk 9/15/18.
Chill hazed copper-brass with a large, white head showing good retention.
Mosaic is strong in the nose, as expected with light vegetal notes, nectarine, light pine and leafy, green, even floral notes dotting the end. Much like a Bright but lighter, with little/no juice. Lots of cracker on the finish with no alcohol or flaw.
In the mouth it shows soft cereal and light biscuit. Vegetal notes are strong but it's lightly juicy and the softness and tight carbonation helps ameliorate things. Clean, well-attenuated, no alcohol or resin. Just like Bright, it's solid and unspectacular.

Drank from the can, to perserve the volotile hop aromatics. Smell is rather weak, especially to TH standards. mild tropical hops, but not nearly as pronounced as anticipated. Taste is nice and creamy, again, much less hops than you'd expect. The creamy body lifts the beer up to a great high, especially for a session IPA... If it were. Session should be below 5 , AKA this is a 'regular' IPA ( strength wise ) with the ABV to the lowest side. Details, but still. It's not honest to compare this to the 2-3 pct , actual Session IPA's. The body is full (creamy ), and the hops are tropical. Carbonation is average. Aftertaste is creamy, mild sweetness from the hop. Bitterness is very low. Great drinkin' beer for sure, but at the price a TH comes ( in BE ) i guess it's lost a bit.