Goldish orange pour. Thin foam. Pineapple nose . pineapple hop lactose taste. Lactose palate

Can from my cousin Mike. Thanks! Colby cheese smell. Hazy amber, wisps of sediment, medium head. Orange, cheese, dry. Full body, moderate carbonation. Peculiar

12 oz. Aroma has a fleeting note of vomit before some more pleasant notes come out, such as pineapple, clove, bubblegum, SweeTarts. Pours cloudy orange-golden with a long-lasting cream-white head with excellent retention. Taste is moderately sweet, lightly tart, with spicy and fruity flavors matching the aroma descriptors. Ignoring the off-note, this is a fun and tasty beer.

12 oz can poured, picked up at Hop and Hound. A jungle themed can, that is completely unrecognizable as a Scuttlebutt product. I figured it out eventually. Thick juicy orange pour that looks pulpy. Sweet cream like aroma. Really juicy body to this, and I don't go crazy over pineapple, so I was a bit skeptical with this one, but it was a $2 can and any craft beer is worth it to me at that point. Taste is a creamy pineapple and peach. Barely noticeable as a here at the base. The fruit is dominant, and very nice really. A strange combination of fruit flavors that almost remind me of a lotion or a scented candle of some sort, but in the end, it seems to work out. Refreshing and unique brew here.