440ml can at home. Pours a murky yellow gold with a thin white head. Aroma is tropical fruit and grapefruit. Flavour is the same but a little thin due to the wheat. Nice refresher but not a heavyweight IPA.

12 ounce can. Honey gold pour. Large foamy white head. Fragrant resiny hop nose. Grainy malt flavor upfront. More resiny hop notes hint at pine. Finishes with a touch of lemon peel and mineral.

Can pour into nonic pint glass from Total Wine & More, Burlington. Appearance is lightly hazy orange/light brown with fair sparkle, 2-finger width foamy off-white head with decent retention and fair soapy lacing. Aroma is mild citrus over biscuit malt. Taste is citrus, tart fruit and bready malt. Palate is light-to-medium bodied with smooth texture, average-to-lively carbonation and finish as taste. Overall, (not sure if date on can (11/28/18) is a best by date or a born on date so might color the rating) frankly was expecting more hops! It's mild and toward the tart side. Fair.

On tap at American Flatbread, pours a cloudy bright orange with a small white head. Aroma brings out resinous and piney hops, with light caramel malt. Flavour is along the same lines, with resinous hops, some pine and candied caramel malt. Nicely balanced between the hops and malt. Very good.

Canned from Village Beer Merchant. Hazy golden. Citrus, caramel. Fairly bitter. Med-high carbonation. Ok drinkable.

1,300th US rating! Pours a slightly cloudy amber from a tap. Somewhat dank pine aroma and flavor. Good beer.

From a can. Pours a clear gold with a thck white head. Aromas of melon and tropical fruit. Moderately bitter, somewhat woody taste. Smooth crisp finish.

Draught at Row 34, 7/27/17. Heavy haziness in this deep brassy-gold beer, yet no cloudiness/soupiness. Good-sized white head shows moderate retention. Nose is very piney/sprucey; full of lots of potpourri and spice character though in total, there's not all that much in the way of aromatics here. No alcohol or much resin that I can tell and maybe some orange and light biscuit. Tastes like sour, old spruce; almost juniper or sahti-like....Sappy with weird bubble gum esters, too much unfocused, out-of-place, abrasive bitterness and even some diacetyl, to boot. As the glass progresses, the fruity esters dominate with too much peach, banana and pineapple. Again, too much bitterness on the finish. Very strange and not a bit good. Will have to try again. 5/4/4/2/7

Draught at Napper Tandy's, 12/30/18.
Much, much better and quite nice. Can see why lots of people mention this as one of the best, easily accessible, go to drinkers. Moderately hazy with a small white head and a good mix of yellow fruit, mild citrus and honey-like malts with no intense yeast character.
In the mouth it's soft, mild, drinkable with low bitterness but good dank, spicy and fruity hops that gain a bit of citrus and tons of nectarine and light pineapple on the end. Good attenuation with a malty texture. Very drinkable yet not thin or watery. Pretty awesome stuff, wow. Rating is for this sample.

Tap at the source. Slightly hazy light golden with a decent bubbly white head. Lightly spiced bready maltiness with plenty of earthy fruity tropical aroma and flavor. Really nice easy to drink IPA.

Draught @ Albion. Hazy orange with small off-white foamy head, lightly piney aroma, medium carbonation, lightly bitter taste with pineapple-mango flavor, smooth body, long finish. Very smooth and easy to drink.