Can. Color: Very hazy yellow golden, white head. Aroma: Hobby, orange, subtle lemon. Taste: Resinous, hoppy, moderate bitter, fruity lime and orange, spicy hints. Just over medium body, average carbonation. Nice.

16 oz. can. Dated April 2022. Aroma has lychee fruit, bolder tangerine and soft florals. Neuroma translates directly into the flavor. Soft malt backbone with a ridiculously juicy amount of hops. An absolute delight to drink.

Undated can drunk 4/16/22. Turbid, paler-golden, large, white head shows moderate retention. Nose is juicy, mega-citrus-forward, fresh squeezed orange juice with a touch of spicy amarillo and very fruit-forward, though not obnoxiously bubble gummy, yeast. Malts show touches of honey, but are mostly cracker and white bread-like. No alcohol, flaw or twang. In the mouth it's prototypical NEIPA. Juicy, soft, dry, tasting like a glass of fresh squeezed orange juice, with tons of fruity yeast and enough bitterness to balance without adding any excess acidity to fatigue the palate. This just kept getting juicier and softer as it warmed and breathed. By the end of the glass, I was in love. This is precisely why I fell in love with NEIPAs. While I appreciate all the innovation that continues on the style, this still feels like what I most desire. The first beer I had of theirs was not memorable, but it's possible it was a bad line (Canary Square's draught lines seem notoriously unclean lately). Certainly interested in trying more of their stuff now.