Can. Pours hazy opaque orange with lovely lacing. Peach, mango, sweet guava, lemon, apricot, delicate vanilla. Nice soft body. Very nice.

Canned 4/20/22, drunk 5/10/22. Turbid bronze-brass-golden with a large, off-white head showing strong retention. Nose is the big Creamsicle-like vanilla treatment. Just massively vanilla-laden but so authentic and with little sharpness and no extract-like character (sharp, floral, perfume and alcoholic notes). Behind it, biscuity malts and very light peach notes with fruity esters and no resin, alcohol or flaw. While I've said it already like five times, I can't get enough of this vanilla treatment. If you like vanilla at all, you've got to respect this pure, intense, incredible expression of it. Soft and creamy with juicy peach up front building on incredible vanilla notes all bolstered by the creamy-soft texture with tight carbonation and sumptuous, but well-attenuated malts. Juicy, rich, explosive with light, balancing hop bitterness. Must have been very different in the batch the two raters prior to me reviewed as there's no excess sweetness or bitterness whatsoever here. This is wonderfully balanced, albeit dominated by the vanilla - which is what these beers are doing. I guess if you don't like intense, real, perfectly expressed vanilla, this one isn't for you, but otherwise, it doesn't get much better here. The fruity, juicy, soft peach character is just icing on the cake.