Can pour from The Beer Store, Nashua. Appearance is hazy dark yellow with light sparkle, small dark floaties, finger-width foamy white head with fair retention and nice soapy lacing. Aroma is sweet citrus fruit and vegetal, fresh grass. Taste is more strongly herbal than the aroma; hint of sweet fruit along with grains in background. Mouthfeel is light-to-medium bodied with frothy texture, lively carbonation and dry, crisp finish with lingering bitterness. Overall, appearance could be thicker for a DNEIPA, herbs/grass dominates citrus (which seems weird with Citra) and a bit thin in the mouthfeel.

Sample at the source. Hazy lemon yellow with a bubbly white head that shows fair retention. Earthy grassy citrus and hints of pine with a sweet bready maltiness.

16 oz can. No date code. Aroma is soft grapefruit and mild grassy hints. No surprises here. A light malt bill with plenty of citrus peel and a moderate danky grass finish. Personally, the lingering grass starts to wear on me as I drink. But otherwise decent.