S: dank - pineapples - grapefruit A: slightly hazy straw yellow body - thinnish off-white head T: resinous - perfumey - strong wheats P: caster sugar - light pine - clean finish O: enjoyable for style - easy-ish drinking - clean throughout 16 ounce can - Urban Barley: New York (Midtown), New York - purchased: 06-December-2024 - US$6,49 - sampled: 06-December-2024 on the streets of New York with my family

Passion fruit and tangerine. Murky orange pour with decent head. Pretty smooth finish. Can.

Can from Matt: possibly old can. Pours orange with white head. Aroma is peachy, orange, candy. Kind of sweet, maltyish, oldish. Still fine. But whatever. EDIT: oh wait, this is a brown IPA.

Can, courtesy of Matt. Pours dull hazy brown orange. Lemon, tangerine, bubblegum, floral, light toffee. Medium body. Fine.

Draft at Seven's Gate. Pours an opaque, dull, yellow color, with a big, dense, off-white head. The aroma is grapefruit, guava, lavender, musty straw, and lemon zest. Sweet and citrusy, with an astringent, sticky bitterness. Medium to heavy body, chewy, and thick. Quality hazy IPA.

Tap at Blind Tiger. Murky yellow colour, small white head. Juicy, grassy, pineapple aroma. Medium-bodied. Juicy and pineapply, some hop pellets. Like a prototype of Vermont ipa.

Can shared at Leightons place, Hackney 16/08/2018. A hazed bright golden yellow coloured pour with a white head. Aroma is tangy pear, lemon, wheat, grass, lemongrass. Flavour is composed of semi sweet, orange rind, tea leaves,, light toffee,, vanilla. Palate is medium sweet, frorhy, carbonation. Nice... Mellow tropical nice.

Can shared in Hackney - picked up in VT. pours hazy gold with a creamy, white head. Nicely rounded, ample bready pale malts, mild grains, lemon rind, tangerine. Medium to full bodied with fine carbonation. Balanced finish, mellow warmth, rindy citrus, pine needles. Not overly showy, but balanced and very drinkable.

16th August 2018
Bodney Towers light bottleshare. Big thanks to Leighton for the can. Hazy orange beer, small pale cream colour head. Airy palate, semi dry, decent fine carbonation. Light malts, light creamy sweetness. Decent piney hop intro, nice light hop spice. Good citric orange, slight tangerine. Light finish. A slight distraction from the mild grain but overall it's very drinkable.

Draught at the brewery, 3/24/18.
Similar, heavily chicken soup-like appearance you know and love from BBCo's hoppy offerings. A bit more darker maize in this one, however, signifying the increased malt bill. Off-white head fizzles out quickly.
Stronger pineapple with light twang and nectarine-papaya in addition to the typical mango-lime. Biscuit, honey and even light vanilla with low ester/alcohol and little/no resin. Keep thinking these things are going to be big yeast/ester/resin/particulate bombs and they're shockingly well-conditioned.
Dry with tons of cracker, in the mouth, and prominent notes of orange-nectarine-papaya. Light pine prickles the palate, but never builds up and the plentiful, deep, sweet maltiness really balances nicely. The strongest of their beers that I tried and yet clean and well-presented, with good attenuation and tight carbonation. Touch of heat on the end, as it warms.