Can to tulip.
Appearance: hazy burnt orange color with a two finger white foamy head, mildly dissipated to leave some messy lace
Aroma: peachy to semi-tropical fruity character, some sweet pine and clean malts
Flavor: starts sweet through the peachy and subtle tropical fruitiness becomes slightly balanced bittersweet blend with a super quick aftertaste of peachiness and some malts
Texture: light to medium bodied, somewhat sessionable, finishes cleanly through the peachiness and tropical fruitiness
Overall: nice DIPA collaborated with another great brewery of VT. I'd have again.

Canned 3/18/22, drunk 4/2/22. Bright copper-peach-maize with a small, white head that quickly fades to a ring. Soft and fruity, peachy hops with cracker and light white dough from the malt. Smells soft and mild with great juiciness and a clean, non-boozy finish. In the mouth it's soft, malty, well-attenuated with light honey and tons of biscuit. Hops aren't as elegant as they'd seem from the aroma. There's good juiciness but there's also a lot of bitterness and slight resin. Alcohol is quite pervasive, as well. Still, it's soft and juicy and I love these honey-mango-orange-juice-papaya notes. Definitely on the right track, just need to clean it up a bit.