YeeeHaaw! - Double Dry Hopped

Can says Best by today's date. The aromas are mainly old citrus and resin hops. Flavors are similar to nose, mildly sweet up front with slightly soft carbonation, and some odd spicy medicinal notes.

Can (Best by 1/31/21) from Christmas mixed pack from Lazy Dog Beer Shoppe. Appearance is opaque orange with nice sparkle at the edges of the glass, 2-finger width white foamy head with excellent retention and nice rings of soapy lacing. Aroma is strong tangerine mixed with lemony citrus (mellows as it warms). Taste follows aroma but with addition of strong pine. Mouthfeel is medium bodied with thick texture, average carbonation with late lively kick, finish as taste. Overall, all the elements are here but the carbonation level ruins the mood. Pine is a little out of place in a NEIPA but is very Clown Shoes.

Can from the 12 Beers of Christmas Pack - Day 01. Poured a deep, dark orange color with a medium sized off-white head. Aroma was rich citrus notes. Pleasant floral notes. Flavor was light malts, plenty of tasty pine, grapefruit. Mango? Really nice stuff. This set is off to a good start.

12oz can in the Xmas pack. The hops have definitely faded some, citra is giving off some green onion. The shape this is in now puts this in the lower tier of NE IPA, the failed/fraudulent category. One of the beers I was more excited about it the pack, but a complete bust. Would not want another. Pretty shabby.

Can from Cap Tap. Pours hazy, slightly dirty, gold with a foamy white head. Aroma is a strange sort of tropical. Like almost every tropical fruit. It is a bit juicy. Med body or better. Flavor is juicy but fairly towards dry. It's bitter. Pale malt support. But the flavors almost burn. So spice for sure. Mango; passion fruit; citrus; green melon; more for sure. It is hoppily amazing and delicious.