16oz (thx, Jonathan M.!) shared with wife @ 🏡 after 12h non-stop work on 3 setups. Appearance: murky golden with a white head. Aroma: citrusy, juicy, some sweetness. Taste: along the same lines, nice citrusy and stone fruits notes. Overall: nice one.

(473ml can from L'Axe du Malt, Quebec City) Pours near opaque-orange gold with a thick eggshell head and some lace. Aroma is super-ripe peach, mango and orange with some white grape and pineapple accent, dank leafy spicy overtones, some brioche malt underneath. Flavour is much drier and more citrusy than the nose would suggest, a lot of mixed citrus peel and pulp, some peach and melon, that dank and spicy edge to the citrus peel that Riwaka always gives, becoming increasingly herbal and leafy/dank as it dries out towards the finish, low to moderate bitterness, touch of alcohol warmth. Medium-bodied, oily to creamy, average carbonation. Solid stuff but a little muddled for me with all of the hops. I get the idea of 6 hops for 6 years but...

Hazy golden colour with an orange hue, a big frothy-creamy white head, good retention and loads of thick lacing. Full citrus aromas with zest and juices, hints of oats, grassiness, spiciness. Very smooth in the mouth with a touch of watermelon over the citrus juices. herbal with a tad grape-nuttiness. What a smooth, well-balanced Double IPA that just seems like orangy juice.