16 oz can. Poured a very slightly hazy yellow/orange color with a medium sized white head. Aroma was real pleasant hop notes. Light citrus, some berry notes and mild bitterness. Pleasant stuff.

Orange blossom, lemongrass nose. Clear amber, medium head, good lace. Orange and lemongrass. Lemon zest finish. Medium body, easy carbonation. Quaffable, distinctive.

Hazy gold green pour. Thin foam. Sour flavor with salt and lime. Salty palate. Easy carbonation

Hazy golden, orange and straw coloured body with a raw honey glow, that's super cloudy, all with a two to three centimetre tall off-white, very fast-dying head that leaves a very ugly lace after a few seconds. Aroma of honey, citrus, grapefruit, light pine, hop pellets, grass and a touch of flowers. Medium-bodied; Quite strong fresh hop notes and bitterness dominate, with a dry malty quality, some softer floral and grassiness comes through, as does a tiny bit of sweetness from citrus fruits and a touch of honey, as well. Aftertaste is relatively clean, easy-ish drinking, yet dry and balanced with some hop bitterness definitely around, along with some orange and mango fruity notes with sugars and malt nicely poised for a full-flavoured, yet easy-ish drinking beer throughout. Overall, a quite nice light-ish alcohol IPA with great flavours, proper balance and good balanced notes - sort of reminds me of the very good low-ish alcohol Aslin (also local) IPAs! Great to sample and a good product from Solace - very nice to sample this locally and very fresh - plus the can graphic is great, given it's a retro video game, akin to [not allowed to say: Mike Tyson's] Punch Out, from Nintendo, of course. I sampled this sixteen ounce, pint-sized can, purchased from Total Wine in Manassas, Virginia on 27-November-2020 for US$4,49, which made it into the store on 02-November-2020, sampled at my house here in Washington on 04-December-2020.