Refrigerated pint can poured into a glass. Opaque yellow with medium white head. Aroma is herbal hops., medium body, medium carbonation, and little lacing. Taste is herbal hops.

Draught from the bar. Cloudy gold pour. Citruscandvsuch. Nothing perfect but fine enough

$4.10 pint can, WW. Murky orange with a soft off-white head. Rubber, gasoline, orange peel, grapefruit nose. Flavor is orange and grapefruit peel, black tea, green leaf, some resin. Fine, but I won't remember it in 10 minutes.

Grapefruit, and lilly nose, new plastic overtones. Opaque orange, medium head, good lace. Guava and pear. Medium body, easy carbonation. Tasty and unique.

Quite hazy golden, orange and peach coloured body with a thinnish, single centimetre tall tan head that fades a bit quickly. Aroma of robust citrus fruits with a lot of tropical fruit notes, a little dose of perfume and some solid malt and fructose notes here make this deep and robust. Medium-bodied; Strong fruity flavours at first that show some oranges and grapefruits with a light hit of tropical fruit notes and all balanced with some strong malt notes, a little yeast and some bready flavours at the end. Aftertaste shows the citrus twang with a lot of perceived bitterness from all the hops and alpha acid notes that come through at the end. Overall, a nice and rich beer with a good malt backbone, but tons of fruity and juicy hops which sort of overpower the malts. A good option, if you can find it and you like juicier and slightly hazier IPAs that still have the right balance throughout. I sampled this sixteen ounce can, given to me by the GM at the brewery, after a hockey game in Arlington, Virginia in October 2019 - Thanks Erik!

7-26-19

Mango and lots of passion fruit. Pours hazy yellow with good head and lacing. Green onion hop burn finish. Nice stuff. Tap at Churchkey.

On tap, pours a pulpy apricot color, lacing white head. Nose has pine and citrus, herbs, some muscat. Flavor is mango, melon, grapefruit, sherbet. Full bodied, creamy and lightly sweet.