Very sweet, with an unfinished wet malt backbone laced with corn syrup and vegetal notes. Hops present mango, ripe pineapple, mandarin, white pepper, and resin, with traces of chive and green pepper. Sweetness grows hard to take, and the funky malts aren't helping. Hops are good, the rest is a mess. Boozy, too, compared to similar massive IPAs like Radegast or Triple Homestyle.

The Aromas are Citrus and apricot hops with some cereal. Flavors are somewhat similar to nose, but not nearly as good; sweet up front with some rotting fruit and a little solvent low bitterness and a boozy finish.

Ridiculously hazy, almost perfectly opaque golden and raw honey coloured body with a super soapy, pure white head that starts at five centimetres that stays afloat for quite a while. Aroma of grass, super pungent hops, alcohol, very strong sweet - honey and fruit scents, with a lot of malt (of course) and a touch of resin and pineapple on the finish. Full-bodied; Very strong malt dominates at first and shows a lightly astringent and alcohol bite that immediately diverges to pure hoppy and bitterness from the resin, tropical fruits and grassy notes, all with a light mouthwashy (listerine) astringency and alcohol finish - which makes sense, given all the alcohol in this one. Aftertaste shows some grass, flowers and tons of balanced malt and hops that show a pure Imperial IPA beer with a dash of pepper on the very end. Overall, a nice and super pungent, quite potent beer that has some nice fruit qualities, but more from the alcohol and astringent front. Nice to try, but perhaps overdone here. I sampled this sixteen ounce, pint-sized can purchased from Hy-Vee in Omaha (Papillion), Nebraska on 07-October-2019 for US$5,99 sampled in my hotel room here in Omaha, Nebraska on 09-October-2019.

$6.00 pint can, WW. Murky orange (like the juice) with a soft yellowish head. Pineapple, dust, orange peel nose. Juicy orange and pineapple - thick, green hops, light pine, floral notes. Booze hidden as a flavor, but you know it's there.

Surprise distribution to Orlando at lest to me. Cloudy orange frothy head. Nosenis citrus and pine. Taste sof forest floor, melon, orange peel, lemongrass. Sweet finish. Light bitterness.

8-1-19

16oz can from CBC H Street pours a pulpy orange with a ring of white head. Nose is OK, a bit sweet, melon sorbet, vanilla, orange popsicle. Flavor has some bitterness and some herbal notes, tannins now, more melon and mango and popsicle. Finishes full bodied. Lacks some luster. 7 3 7 3 12