Can (5/1/20) pour from Manchester Wine and Liquors. Appearance is opaque light yellow with tons of sparkle, finger-width white foamy head with decent retention and fair leggy lacing. Aroma is citrus and old school hop. Taste is sweet citrus fruit/dried fruit and malt backbone. Mouthfeel is light-to-medium bodied with smooth, frothy texture, average carbonation, and mostly sweet finish with some grains and light bitter counterbalance. Overall, decent strength of aroma and taste but fairly nondescript and a bit of boring old school hop (though I get why you put Columbus 1st with an anniversary IPA for 400th anniversary of Plymouth founding (and, yes, I know he discovered America in 1492 not 1620). Mouthfeel is a little weak for the style. Not bad but a tough category.

16 oz. can with a date of 2/07/20. Pleasant fruity aromas; mango, citrus, black pepper. Flavor is pretty nice. Mango, peach-ish, sweet grapefruit, mild bread malt. Texture is soft with a slight juicy hint to it. This is a Prototypical New England DIPA. Nice!

Pours a hazy orange from a can. Citrus aroma and flavor, very juicy. Good beer.