Some pineapple and a little lime. Green onion. Pours golden with decent head. Great balance and big hop profile. Hop tang finish with a touch of booze. Very nice stuff. Can.

16oz can pours a translucent gold with some sticky, white head. Nose has stone fruits, perfume, some tropical fruits. Flavor has grist and biscuit, orange marmalade, canned peaches. Creamy finish.

Super hazy deep and blonde and raw honey coloured glowing body with a dense and very noticeable pure white head atop, about a centimetre tall that stays for the duration. Aroma of very fragrant and noticeable citrus and tropical fruits with a lot of grassy and a touch of herbal elements, but aside from a modicum of malts, this is all about the juicy, fruit-centric hops that make this a 'New England' IPA in its fullest sense. Medium-bodied; Dense juicy and fruity Mouthfeel with a lot of grass and flavourful hop and light malt notes that leave a little bitterness, but mainly associated with the hay, grass, light floral note and tons of juicy notes. Aftertaste shows the soft sweetness, a light billowy hint of malt and grain, but this truly is about the fruit-forward hop notes and a dose of grapefruit, oranges and resin at the very end. Overall, a very nicely done and expertly balanced 'Hazy' IPA that shows very well, even amongst the style is and for those who might not like IPAs at all - this is very welcoming! I sampled this sixteen ounce, pint-sized can purchased a few minutes ago from Crystal City Wine Shop in Arlington, Virginia for US$4,41 here at my hotel room just a few blocks from my house here in Washington, on 29-March-2019