Appearance - 8 | Aroma - 7 | Flavor - 7 | Texture - 8 | Overall - 8

Canned 5/25/21, drunk 7/24/21.
Moderately-to-heavily hazy, straw-to-maize golden. Small, white head shows moderate retention.
At 2 months (from the cooler), it's obviously very mild and understated. Lots of yellow stone fruits with leafy, green, spicy hop notes, as well. No alcohol but some definite strong esters and a generous amount of biscuity-crackery malts on the end. Ends on orange and lemon without any big bubble gum or twang.
Lots of apricot and nectarine with lemon and orange leading to pine, very light alcohol warmth and tons of well-attenuated, honey-like malts with a biscuity flare, as well. Tight, low carbonation and a soft, malty texture. Pretty ok with trying TIPAs with a significant amount of cold-aging on them. They're just so brutal when young. This one is flavorful, even and relatively mild.