Pounder: Mild orange nose. Cloudy amber, thick sticky head. Orange and papaya, a touch of aspartame on the finish. Medium body, soft carbonation. Fruity, not bitter, kind of lifeless.

Super hazy copper and bronze coloured body with a large, five centimetre tall pure white head that fades pretty quickly without leaving a lace at all. Aroma of grass, light grain, some sugars and a touch of yeast and very little else - fairly mild throughout. Medium-bodied; Sharp malty flavours at first that show oats, wheat, rice and some other alternative malts/specialty grains with a tiny bit of grassy and herbal qualities without any bitterness, surprise surprise, at 0 IBU that I get no bitterness. Aftertaste shows some more of the funky malt notes with the odd grain and some more obtuse yeast and sweetness throughout. Overall, a pretty interesting beer that hits the right mark without any IBUs, and it doesn't show any hop bitterness, but a touch of the grassy and herbal elements, but not sure where they originate from, and some light sweetness, but a bunch of odd grain and malt notes that define this beer. Nice to try, but not recommended at all to anyone, even those who wonder what this is - it seems like a specialty grain beer that isn't an IPA at all. I sampled this sixteen ounce, pint-sized can purchased from Knightly Spirits in Orlando (Orange Blossom Trail), Florida on 05-May-2018 for US$4,27 brought back home to Washington and sampled here at home on 11-June-2018.

On tap at Alchemy. Pours a cloudy deep orange with a white head that dissipates nearly completely. Aroma has earthy citrus and grass with sweet grains backing. Flavor has sweet grains and cookie with sweet citrus underlying.

Keg at Whole Foods Wauwatosa. Looks like orange juice. Literally. Exactly like orange juice. Even the thin bit of whitishness on top. Aroma of generic tropical fruit with a bit of resin and celery peeking through. Taste is tropical fruit, berries, earth, resin, pale malt. Thin. Okay version of trend du jour. Next trend 1000 IBU pale lagers? Overall, okay. But false advertising. Doesn't taste exactly like orange juice.