Reviewed from notes.
Can to English pint glass.
Appearance: glossy burnt orange color with a two finger white foamy head which fell off nicely to leave some light lace.
Aroma: grapefruity to floral to orangey hoppiness; light clean malts - really came out very well
Flavor: bittersweet blend of the prior noted aromas; mild finish of grapefruit
Texture: light to medium bodied, sessionable, nice low carb, smoothness is good, nice low bitterness here
Overall: favorite thing about this beer was the aroma! The texture was second best but still a worthy beer to return to!

Canned 5/18, drunk 5/27/18.
Peachy-golden with a moderate haze and small, white head.
Light juiciness in the nose, in the form of nectarine, peach and orange leading to a pine-heavy finish dotted with white grapefruit. Cracker-like malts with a bit more of a honey edge to soften things, than the extremely cracker-dominated HiFi.
In the mouth it's very fruity, lightly-to-moderately juicy (lime, mango, cherry, orange) and fairly soft, with more supple malt textures than either Crystalline or HiFi. Still, as with HiFi, it's got a lot of grapefruit and pine; moreso than I'd prefer, for sure. Engaging carbonation, not really resinous, but definitely lots of bitterness that vastly outdoes the light juiciness.

Tap at Great Rhythm, Portsmouth. Colour is very cloudy golden with small white head. Aromas and flavors: Fruits, tropical fruits, hops and malts.

16oz can from brewery pours orange gold with an off white head. Aroma is orange, grapefruit light floral notes. Light malt base with orange and grapefruit peel in the finish.

4 oz taster at the brewery. Mildly hazy yellow with small bubbly head. Aroma is grapefruit pith, pale grains, subtle spicy hops.

The flavor carries over the bold Citrus/ grapefruit pith charater that show a mild herbal note after the sip. Lots of lingering lupulin powder notes. Good intensity that still shows some balance. I wish I would have been able to buy can (sold out). I certainly would drink more of this.