Thanks to jlindros. Beautiful head on this beer. It’s a solid mass of white foam that sticks around for a long time and leaves solid rings marking each sip. The liquid is a cloudy golden mass of color. I don’t put a lot of stock in appearance, but this is an attractive IPA. Aroma has a nice dose of hops backed with light malt and some good mineral character. The hops are sweet and pack a lot of citrus. Tangerine, grass, pine, grapefruit, mint, pear, green grape. It’s a bit restrained and doesn’t have the huge juiciness of some new IPAs, but what’s there is quite nice and it’s all sweet and rather mouthwatering. Moderate bitterness. Quite dry. More mineral flavor. Some light, doughy malt. Good flavor from the hops. It never gets blandly bitter, which is more and more becoming a bright line test of hoppy beer quality for me. Tangerine, pine, grass, pepper. Some herbal and spicy hop notes. Light on the palate. Very easy to drink. Normal carbonation. Some hop oiliness. This is an excellent IPA. I think it would be even juicier fresh, and if not, they could use the same basic formula to pump that up. This is right in the same space as the new wave of top hoppy beers.

Can with thanks to Reynolds314! Pours hazy/cloudy orange with a large puffy off-white head that dissipates in time leaving clumpy lacing on the glass. Aroma is citrus, grapefruit, tropical notes, touch of cat piss. Flavor follows, lightly sweet initially, drying out with tropical citrus grapefruit passionfruit flavors on the tongue. Light bitterness throughout, lingering to the finish. Medium body, oily mouthfeel. Damn fine IPA.