Can from Beer Republic. Aroma is fruity and a bit chalky with citrus, orange, soft pale malt, tropical notes, mango, hint of pine. Flavour is about medium bitter and light to mild sweet. Medium body. Fruity, almost ripe fruit, strong bittersweet flavour. Very nice.

16th October 2024
Can. A light haze on this orange gold beer, good bubbly pale cream colour head but, it fades quickly. Light palate, airy, reasonable fine minerally carbonation. Light smooth malts, a very light creamy sweetness, touch of grain. Hops bring light cooling pine and ripe citrus, touch of peel. Light finish. Another less than impressive US import. No reason to think these are tolerably fresh so I have to conclude that this is just sub par US West Coastish average.

Can from Hogs Back Brewery shop. Aroma had tangy citrus and underlying stone fruit. Hazy bright orange. Thin foamy white head. Big and tangy. Marmalade. Underlying sweetness versus resinous bitterness and spice. Medium bodied. Slick. Soft-fizzy carbonation. Long dry astringent finish. Big flavoursome stuff.

Pours a slightly hazy dark amber from a can. Aroma is muted, I feel like I mostly get the grain bill and some bittering hops, pine notes. Flavor is primarily pine and a hint of lemon, maybe some grapefruit pith. Pretty good beer.

Pineapple and grapefruit. Golden amber pour with decent head. Bitter end. Pretty decent body. Can.

Canned 11/14/22, drunk 11/28/22. Mildly hazy, heavy bronze. Off-white head is medium-sized, shows moderate retention. Pineapple tangelo, peach, mango and light pine. No resin, alcohol, light maltiness of cracker and biscuit. Clean yeast. Lots of citrus, pine, peach, kumquat and white grape. Big maltiness, with honey and biscuit, huge texture, heavily expansive carbonation. For all the NEIPA of its name, its mostly just pine and citrus. Clean, a bit of booze, lingering bitterness and sugar.