Canned in Charlottesville. Pours orange amber red with fuzzy head. Tropical fruits and toffee resin

Very hazy golden and light peach coloured body with a thin, white head, just a centimetre tall. Aroma of pure citrus and deep resinous hops with a lot of alpha acids, a good piney note at the end with some alcohol and malt noticeable on the edges. Medium-bodied; Strong hoppy flavours dominate with some resin, a touch of grass and hay with a light grainy note of malt along with yeast on the tail end that makes this a bit more complex than just pure hops, the grainy and lightly biscuity notes come through and show nicely at the end. Aftertaste shows the grain, a dose of softer sugars from the citrus fruits and a lot of hops, but not really of the bitter quality, more pure citrus and grassy notes with a little extra alcohol thrown in the mix. Overall, a pretty nice Imperial IPA with a bigger biscuity and grassy kick than most, but an excellent balance and a touch of pure full oranges and curacao at the very end. Good to try, and perhaps even better on tap! I sampled this sixteen ounce pour on draught at Whole Foods in Arlington (Pentagon City), Virginia on 30-October-2019 for US$5,00.

Grass and lilies nose. Clear amber, thick head. Honey, cantaloupe, vegetal. Medium body, easy carbonation.

Hazy amber, large foamy white head, good retention. Aroma of dank, resin, earth, pepper, pale malt. Taste is earth, resin, pine, berries, pale malt. Medium bodied

$4.00 pint can from Wine Warehouse. Pours orange with a half-inch of off-white soft head. Smell is sweat. green pepper, floral hops, tropical fruit. Flavor is bittersweet citrus, resin, pine, tropical fruit juice. A little syrupy, but not in a bad way.

9 oz pour on draft at Spacebar. Clear golden orange with half fng off-white head. Aromas of floral, pine, citrus. Tastes of grapefruit citrus fruit and peel, tropical fruit, floral, pine. Medium body with a dry finish.