Volume 4: Juicy IPA Fairly hazy, but pretty light, straw yellow golden coloured body, about 85 per cent opaque, with a pretty thinnish, single centimetre tall off-white head that tops the beer nicely. Aroma of grass, orange peel, citrus, curacao, a touch of wheat and bready yeast and a decent amount of sugars in the nose, too. Medium-bodied; Fairly rich and thick malts come out first here, with a robust wheatie and slightly floral kick that has a bit of a coriander seed freshness, but also a fairly noticeable biscuity and bready finish with the sguars a near the end with a little orange qualities, but also a slight rustic, malty, grainy and pungent finish noticeable, too. Aftertaste is pretty rich and deep but not hoppy or bitter OR juicy or crisp, this is more malty than I expected with a bready yeast bite and some slight medicinal and pungent flavours. Overall, a decent beer with a rich malt quality, some slight citrus notes near the beginning and a mild sweetness that is close to the earthy and biscuity yeast flavours which seemingly are the strongest here. Nice enough to try, but not my favourite - or great for the style at that matter! Nice to sample from down here in the South back up home, but there are much betters that really fit into the style/category that are more worthy, regardless of where you live/can find this! I sampled this sixteen ounce, pint-sized can, purchased from White Whale Craft Ales in Savannah, Georgia on 31-December-2021 for US$6,00 sampled at my house here in Washington on 26-February-2022.

Tropical fruit and green onion. Hazy golden pour with decent head. Light hop tang finish. Savor.

On tap pours out hazy straw topped with a white head. Nose is sweet tropical fruit hops and citrus. Taste is more of the nice sweet tropical fruit hops and some grass.