Reviewed from notes.
Can to tulip.
Appearance: bronze/copper color with a sly transparency a little bit there, two finger white foamy head that dissipated at a nice pace to leave some light lace
Aroma: tropical fruity tones, some peaches, and apricots; clean biscuity malt base
Flavor: leans sweet at first then seems to become bittersweet as it opens up; finishes semi-smooth with some tropical juicy tones
Texture: medium bodied, leaning towards being a sipper, good smoothness along the tongue
Overall: pretty good as a DIPA but there's some things that need to change with this one if this brewer wants it to stand with the big boy brewers of this style.

4 pack at home. Milky yellow orange with minimal head. Nose is tropical and oatmeal. Tastes of mango, pineapple, oats, light green onion, pieorgi. Little abv present.

Pours hazy pear into a shaker. White head with good retention recedes to skim surface. Melon and apricot aromas. Soft with mango, melon, and mild pine front to back.

Draught at Timeout Market 9/29/21. Medium hazy orange juice with no head. Sweet honey and bubble gum seems more Massachusetts than Vermont. Juicy citrus is nice but there's some booze and a bit too much yeast character for my liking. Sweet and bubble gummy with orange and mango and papaya. Thick texture, quite malty but with lots of sharp alcohol showing through. Not on the same level as most other VT IPAs. Seems way too emulative of trillium/treehouse (though bubble gummier than both).

Pours a hazy pale yellow from a can. Big tropical fruit aroma: dried pineapple, candies lemon peel, underripe mango. Similar flavor, quite sweet. Pretty good beer.

Pours a slightly hazy, lemon-gold, with smallish head. Aroma is citrus and tropical fruit. Flavor is citrus and tropical fruit, with some underlying sweetness and a finish that highlights a slight hop bitterness. The mouthfeel might be a bit slight for a beer in this category, but overall, this is a pretty impressive achievement.