Can: Poured a slightly hazy pale yellow color ale with a large white foamy head with good retention and some lacing. Aroma of citrusy notes with some light floral hops notes. Taste is very citrus forward with some lemon and grapefruit notes with some light floral hops. Body is light with extreme cabronation (canw as a gusher). Enjoyable though overly carbonated.

Taste at Trail's End. Pours a hazy, yellow color, with a medium, frothy, white head. The nose is grapefruit juice, straw, and cane sugar. Sweet and very citrusy, with a mellow bitterness. Light and interesting.

Undated can (refrigerated, almost certainly quite fresh) drunk 5/20/21.
Copper-amber body must have some color added from the citrus? Because it's much darker than this light pale ale should be. Small, white head shows good retention. Moderately hazy.
Nose immediately shows the citrus addition as soon as the can is opened. Light lemon-tangerine atop dry cracker malts and strong, plaster and light bubblegum-like yeast notes. The citrus is nice but rather disjointed from the rest of the beer.
Similarly in the mouth, the citrus feels like a very separate element, with the rest of the beer showing plastery yeast, bare cracker malts and a hint of honey-like sweetness on the end. Light-bodied with lemon rind and gentle tangerine lingering. Seems a bit odd to add a citrus cocktail to a hoppy pale ale. Bit of astringency lingers, as well.

Crowler Hazy yellow with a white head. Pineapple mango aroma. The flavor is bitter with tropical fruit flavors.

Draft at Hellcat Annie's. Murky yellow color with a thick froth of white head. Grapefruit zest, lemon rind. Basically just citrus peel. Solid, kinda one note. Good mouthfeel. Easy drinking. Good beer.

Draft at Valhalla, 9th Ave, New York City. Pours cloudy pale gold with a small off-white head. Aroma of citrus fruit, tropical fruit, hop and very light spice. Moderate sweetness, medium sweetness. Towards medium body, slight oily and sherbet texture, soft carbonation. Good stuff.