Reviewed from notes.
Can to becher glass.
Appearance: pale yellow/cardboard orange cloudiness with a two finger white foamy head which took it's time to dissipate then leave some light lace
Aroma: white grapes, dark berries, slight lemon to subtle orange hop notes with a sly clean maltiness underneath
Flavor: meshes the prior noted aromas to a fine juicy bitter vibe to a fair bittersweet berry character; finishes with the dark berries & white grapes
Texture: light to medium bodied, somewhat sessionable, light smoothness, some hop grip but nothing overdone
Overall: for the most part, a pleasant NEIPA worthy of coming back to.

Can (24043, so 2/12/24) pour from trade with Steve. Cloudy dark yellow-orange with tons of sparkle, nice head with excellent retention and light lacing. Aroma is melon, berry, grape and apricot. Taste is strong white grape, dank, late melon and berry. Frothy texture, lighter body, average carbonation and crisp, yeasty finish as taste.

Canned 3/4/24, drunk 3/19/24. Moderately hazy, lemon-brass-golden. Small, white head, sits at cover. Nice deep spice and mineral from the Nelson. Lush tropical fruit from the Motueka and light sulfur lingering alongside honey and cracker-like malts. Clean, no resin or alcohol. Juicy, lots of woodiness from the amarillo, but it's not too drying nor astringent. Lots of Motueka, adding big papaya and lemon notes alongside the gentle spice, light pine and light earthy mineral of the Nelson. Fairly malty, quite dry, clean and with no alcohol. Not intensely flavorful. The flavors are more subtle, but there's not a single unwanted flavor from any of the hops.