Can. Nice head with good duration. Color is hazy golden. Aroma and taste are rich tropical fruits, hops, citrus and malt. Nice bitter and fruity finish.

Taster at brewery. Golden pour, thin head. Light, sweet, grainy aroma. Taste brings a very light sweet, hoppy presence, oily feel, drying. Gentle IPA.

16 oz. can. 37 days old. Hazy bright yellow appearance. Aroma is pineapple and weak citrus. Flavor shows weak citrus and weak tropical fruit. Malt is sweeter than it should be. Mild bitterness, not much juice. Nothing wrong here just very average when compared to others in Southern Maine or seacoast NH

Can pour into taster cup at Craft Brew Race Portland. Appearance is cloudy, light brown, thin ring of off-white head, no discernible sparkle. Aroma is subtle cracker and floral--not what I expect a NEIPA should smell like. Taste is a mild floral/fruitiness, biscuit/cracker malt, but dominated by bitterness that's not all that welcome. Palate is light-to-medium bodied with thin texture, soft carbonation and finish as taste, more bitter than any sort of flavor. Overall, other than the look, seems misclassified as a NEIPA. It's not great as a standard IPA or even an APA. Pretty pedestrian.