12 ounce bottle. Hazy amber orange color. Large frothy white head. Mild fruity malt aroma. Notes of melon, stone fruit and papaya. Zesty fruity flavor. Some bready malt mixes with hints of orange, lemon and peach. Moderate bitterness in middle. Mild citrus notes in finish.

From a 12 oz bottle. Pours a clear gold with an off white head. Grassy aroma with tropical fruits. Flavors are moderately bitter citrus.

Quite hazy deep orange and golden coloured body with a thinnish, two centimetre tall head that fades quite quickly. Aroma of bright grassy and herbal hops with a lot of alpha acids with some tropical fruit and light malty notes with some alcohol towards the end. Light to perhaps Medium-bodied; Pungent fruity flavours up front with bunches of mangoes, light grain, a dose of blood oranges and hints of grapefruit, flowers and soft grainy malt notes, showing some light sweetness, a dose of hay and dry notes and finishing with a light mango and astringent note. Aftertaste shows some grass, a little bit of hay and yeast and a good finish of lightly bittered hops that show some citrus notes and a dose of resin and floral elements that make this robust throughout, while being a touch light. Overall, a pretty nice beer that isn't too strong or pungent, but shows some nice herbal qualities with a touch of bright hops, while still remaining drinkable. I sampled this twelve ounce bottle purchased from BeerTopia in Omaha, Nebraska for US$1,99 on 10-October-2019 sampled a few hours later in my hotel room here in Lincoln, Nebraska on 10-October-2019.

Draft. A- Oranges. A- Yellow orange color, hazy liquid, white head. T- Pine, bitter, orange zest. P- Medium body, average texture, average carbonation, bitter finish. O- At least they are recognizing there is too much hype with current styles. Appreciate the attempt to go retro but it's pretty standard and only okay for me.

4 oz. draft sample. Appearance is indeed hazy. Flavor weak tropical fruit, straw, and herbal bite. The bitterness is lower with a slight juicy texture. It wants to be a New England style IPA / APA. Certainly nothing wrong this this. I am just spoiled living in New England.