Reviewed from notes.
Can to tulip.
Appearance: hazy orange color with a two finger white frothy head which dissipated nicely to leave some light lace
Aroma: papaya to tangerine to piney hop tones up front with nice clean malt base
Flavor: meshes the prior noted aromas to a fine juicy sweet to bittersweet quality; finishes leaning into the papaya and piney-ness
Texture: medium bodied, semi-sessionable, good smoothness with equating juice tones but staying true to beer form with some low carbonation and low hop bitterness
Overall: pretty nicely done NEDIPA worth coming back to.

Can, from Trader Jos's, Manhattan. Pours hazy rich dark yellow with a small foamy whitish head, mango-peach aroma, medium carbonation, mildly bitter orange-peach taste, smooth thin body, long flavorful finish. Very smooth and flavorful.

Pours a hazy light amber from a can. Overripe citrus and tropical fruit aroma and flavor, a little much. Good beer.

Canned 6/21/22, drunk 6/28/22. Heavily hazy, copper-brass-golden. Off-white head is large, showing moderate-strong retention. Pine, spice, dank notes with juicy citrus and light wintergreen. Sweet, honey-dense malts balance easily and there's no resin or alcohol noted. Juicy, soft, watermelon, papaya and mega-tangerine. Wow this is quite flavorful and unique. Tons of tropical fruit and citrus juice with soft, supportive, but well-attenuated malts, no big yeastiness and not even a too thick/creamy body. There's a fantastic watermelon note, as well. Lingering maltiness, low bitterness, lots of pineapple and melon. Perhaps a touch on the sweet side? But it's not a major issue.