Can drunk 8/30/18.
Heavily hazy-to-soupy, dull brass-golden. Off-white head atop steadily fades to a ring.
Soft, understated hops show are a bit timid initially, letting forth light pineapple, floral notes, hints of kiwi and passion fruit. Cracker and biscuit malts sit lightly in the background and the yeast is quite fruity, with very light, not-overdone, hints of bubble gum. No resin, pine, scallion, any of that sort of thing. Alcohol is well-concealed, as well.
In the mouth it begins with unripe pineapple, nectarine, lemon and tangerine, with a soft, malty, well-attenuated texture and perfect carbonation, as Commonwealth always has, impressively. As it warms, light-to-moderate citrus bitterness (lime zest, tangerine) emerges alongside juicy pineapple and mango with light floral hints and a near-perfect balance overall. No big malts, yet there's just enough honey-like sweetness and biscuit to provide depth to the palate. Really nice stuff. Warming and breathing really helped this one.

4 oz pour on draft at B Side. Hazy yellowish orange with off-white head. Aromas of grassy notes, floral, pine, juniper, herbs. Tastes of citrus, floral, pine, garlic. Medium body with a dry finish.

Lots of bit tangerine and lemon. Very nice stuff here. One hops variety but lots of body like Madonna's evidence. Orange pour with OK head. Tangy hops finish. Green onion. Can - wonderful stuff here.