Reviewed from notes.
Can to becher glass.
Appearance: bronzed orange color with a two finger white foamy head which slid off nicely to leave some light lace
Aroma: blood orange pulpy and rind on top of some floral hops, clean malt base
Flavor: juicy bittersweet blend of the prior noted aromas; semi-crisp blood orange finish
Texture: light to medium bodied with a nice sessionability about it. Some clean smoothness but light hop grit on the tongue (nothing distracting)
Overall: pretty nice West coast styled IPA done up in Lawson's fashion.

16 ounce can. Hazy, light gold color. Frothy beige head. Floral hop aroma. Tangy citrus flavor. Notes of tart orange and bready malt. Clean and crisp. Some minerality on backend.

6 oz draft. Aroma is a ton of blood orange. Flavor follows with hints of pine and floal bouquet. Dead flowers doesn’t overwhelm. Subtle. Bitterness is low. Overall, soft and easy to drink.

Brewery draught, 7/5/24. Clear lighter blonde-brass. Small, white head, quickly to ring. Funky, heavy mineral and sweat with a real earthy, rindy citrus character and crusty malts. Good juiciness emerging in the end with acid from hop and citrus. Clean and aromatic. Juicy, floral, quite citrusy with plentiful white bread and honey-like malt. Good depth and attenuation. Not overdone on citrus addition. Good amount of body and flavor for its size.

Tap @ Lawson's Finest Liquids, Waitsfield. Pours a misty gold, foamy white head. Gentle citrussy aroma. Modest citrussy hoppiness to taste, fairly lacklustre hop presence, but sessionable stuff overall. A lot of mountain bikers present in the taproom, reckon this would probably hit the spot after a day on the trails.