Hazy pout from bluejacket. Taste is tropical fruit. Passionfruit I guess. Pretty goos

Orange nose, DMS present. Cloudy pale orange, thin head. Orange, grass, DMS less noticeable on the palate. Medium body, easy carbonation.

4-14-20 Pandemic delivery

Ever so slightly hazy copper and lightly bronzed coloured body with a bright orange tint and a smallish, two centimetre tall off-white head. Aroma of citrus, light white grape juice, a dash of flowers and some pungent resin in the mix that all shows a nice level of alpha acid from the hops and a light dose of oranges and bitterness as well. Light to Medium-bodied; Strong rich grassy flavours up front, but the citrus, grapefruit, resin and supportive malt all really come through and provide a very nice balance, along with a good deal of alcohol noticeable, especially at the end, without much fruits or sugars. Aftertaste shows the hops and attached bitterness quite strongly with a lot of citrus and grapefruit notes and some floral flavours towards the end that hit the hoppy and bitter notes nicely. Overall, a pungent and strongly hopped beer that has a great level of alpha acids and hops to make this feel almost that of a West Coast IPA, but made here on the East Coast! I sampled this sixteen ounce, pint-sized can, given to me by the GM of the brewery, after a hockey game here in Arlington (Ballston), Virginia in May 2019 - Thanks Erik!

16oz can pours an opaque orange with some sticky white head. Nose has plenty of stone fruits, melon, flower pollen, mango, guava, lime, orange, lots of peach. Flavor is honey, some grist, papaya, mango, lime, grapefruit. Flavor has grapefruit, orange, grass, scallion, mint, some chalky oaty notes. Finishes bitter and chalky. Very well balanced. Everyone is doing NE IPAs, they have a hit here though.