Super hazy straw golden coloured body with a pretty large, three to four centimetre tall off-white and tan head. Aroma of citrus fruit - oranges, lemons and some nice grassiness with grapefruit and hay noticeable, too, along with alcohol. Medium to Full-bodied; Super rich citrus flavours at first with a bunch of grapefruit peel and sliced lemons noticeable and a kick of hay and flowers soon afterwards with a dry malt quality that almost makes this seem like a saison or even a pale/european lager in the second half, but the bitterness and pungency of the hops and especially the grapefruit kicks in. Aftertaste is deep and bittering throughout with a decent balance from some dry and pretty rich malt notes and the slightest hint of sweetness - seemingly from some fruit at the end, but the alcohol does come through, especially in the warmth at the end. Overall, a nice older school, dry and bitter IPA that shows it's Imperial Status through the bitterness and astringency on offer. A nice option for the style and while unfiltered, this is an old-school, bitter Imperial IPA - a great option to bring back with you in your suitcase, like I did from Vancouver, BC, Canada! I sampled this sixteen ounce, pint-sized can, purchased from DenMan Beer, Wine & Spirits in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada on 30-June-2022 for CA$4,61 sampled at my house back home in Washington on 17-July-2022.

Can from The Gull, North Vancouver
Blond colour, hazy to cloudy, small head. Very nice aroma, zesty, with traces of pine and tropical fruit. Bold mouthfeel, with mild residual sweetness; crispy malts base; and the hopping is quite bright, it's piney, and zesty, with bold bitterness too.
There are traces of oats, otherwise this is close to a modern West Coast IIPA, and I like that; excellent.