Ridiculously hazy golden, straw and raw honey coloured body, with a very large, four to five centimetre tall tan, large-bubbled head that looks very ugly on top. Aroma of citrus, dry funk, yeast, white wine, flowers and some herbs, all with a relatively strong malt backbone and a noticeable hit of alcohol in the nose as well. Medium-bodied; Very rich, strong malt backbone at first, then a bunch of potent, well-formed hop complexities from citrus fruits to dryness, herbal flavours and especially a syrupy, resinous bite, all with a strong alcohol bite and a lot of unfinished sugars. Aftertaste shows the rich hop bite, but very smooth juicy and tropical fruit notes that couple up nicely - no super bitterness from the hops, just a light drying quality. However, the sweetness and resinous notes are very nice throughout and the subtle hints of white wine make this even more refreshing! A real winner here - great to sample fresh - try to find it if you like New England IPAs, as this one, almost on the 'Imperial' side of things is VERY nice! I sampled this sixteen ounce, pint-sized can, purchased from the Department of Beer and Wine in Alexandria, Virginia on 24-July-2020 for US$6,38 sampled at my house here in Washington on 10-August-2020.

$4.70 pint can, WW. Murky orange with a soft off-white head. Pineapple, green hops, light citrus nose, basement. Juicy orange, green hops, pineapple, mango, citrus peel. Very nice, damn. Juicy, but has some nice orange peel in the finish.