Pours murky dark gold into a tulip. Soapy white head with good retention recedes leaving spider lacing. Mango and melon aromas. Medium bodied with sweet citrus and passion fruit upfront turning to dirty tropical fruit skin and bitter apple in the dry, lasting finish.

16 oz. can. No date coding. Aroma is soft citrus with mild bready malts. Flavor is mild orange, mild grapefruit and very soft herb in the finish. A little bit of juicy texture with zero bitterness. No problems here. A very standard issue NEIPA.

Can pour from Beer and Wine Nation, Merrimack. It's an opaque dark yellow with no sparkle, finger-width white foamy head with poor retention and no lacing. Aroma is bright citrus, dank, herbal. Taste is mix of citrus and herb--less well defined and bright than the aroma (but better as it warms)--and background bread. Mouthfeel is light-to-medium bodied with thin texture, average-to-lively carbonation and crisp, dry finish as taste. Overall, taste doesn't quite live up to the aroma but improves as it warms. A little overcarbonated.

Pours a hazy, pineapple-lemon, with smallish head. Aroma is citrus and tropical fruit. Flavor has an astringent note, leading into citrus and tropical flavors, along with some breadiness. Light hop bitterness in the finish. Soft mouthfeel. Not bad.

Can from the Packie Hazy lemon yellow in color with a thin bubbly white head that quickly recedes. Citrus in the form of orange and grapefruit with a fair bit of bready sweetness. Light earth pine and grass. IMHO could be a hint drier.