Canned 1/9/2X (it sort of looks like 21, but that seems impossible that they'd have this old a beer here, there is some number compaction on what's marked above the year, so maybe the 2 or 3 got compacted. Still, I looked quickly and assumed this was 1/9/23... Yet it pours with a well-retained, white head. Clear, brassy-golden. Fresh, spicy herbs from the mosaic, nothing of the onion/garlic nature here. Reminds of how Tree House used to do their low gravity mosaic pale ales. Clean, no alcohol, resin, excessive malt. Cracker and a dollop of honey. Soft, juicy, malty (biscuit, white bread) with excellent stone fruit and spicy herbal notes from the mosaic, showcasing this hop near its best. Beer is in great shape so I assume it must have been canned on 1/9/23. This is frickin' fantastic: high attenuation, great malt depth, dainty, honey and biscuit-like malt flavors matched to spicy and stone-fruit-laden mosaic. A good single hop mosaic beer! WOW. Brings back fond memories of Tree House Eureka Mosaic, and also highlights just how special that beer is, having at least, if not more flavor than this one, with a fraction of the abv. Is this 4.3 a big overrating? Sure, probably. But this tastes spectacular right now, and I'd drink like 4 more of these if I could. The right beer in the right condition at the right time. Also, no onion/scallion/garlic.