Fresh, fruity hop. Sweet pale malt. That thick oaty stuff. Lowish bitterness. It's fine.

473ml can. Pours a cloudy gold yellow with yeast particles that sink to the bottom and a medium, foamy, long lasting, white head that leaves soapy curtains of lace. Sweet fruity aroma of bready wheat malt, orange, peach, mango, cantaloupe, earthy yeast and floral hops. Sweet fruity flavour of bready wheat malt, tangerine, peach, pineapple, passionfruit, earthy yeast and weedy hops in a dry, bitter finish. Medium body with an oily texture and average carbonation. Juicy and enjoyable.

473mL can, pours a cloudy golden yellow (not quite opaque) with a small white head. Nose has plenty of pithy stone fruits, a touch of dankness, and light chalk. Flavour is juicy but a bit rough, with juicy stone fruits, a touch of hepburn, some citrus, and some onion. Reasonably juicy and decent hop expression for a hazy, despite the onion and light chalk. Not bad.

Poured from 473mL can (side by side with Demo #2). Hazy golden yellow with small white head. Citrus, feint onion, mild stone fruit. Fairly clean for a hazy. Like a hazy version of GPZ.

16oz @ Ryan's (thx for the beer, dude!) shared with Brian. Appearance: somewhat hazy golden with a white head. Aroma: citrusy, berries, and some baking spices. Taste: along the same lines, smooth. Finishes a bit dry. Overall: pleasant.

Can from Slow Hand, Vancouver
Cloudy, pale blond colour, small head. The aroma is fruity, there's more jam and stone fruit than in most Citra-oriented IPAs, candies, something sweeter, like strawberries; this is very nice. Dry mouthfeel, lean, there's no chalk or starch, but also not much else to say about the base; strong fruity character, it can't be really juicy given the absence of sugars; the bitterness is low; no hop burn, and this is appreciated; a tiny grassy note in the finish is a pleasant variation. Good.