$2.29 can, TWG. Golden-orange with a small beige head. Aroma is resin, stale hops, floral hops. Flavor is resin, honeycomb, citrus peel. Earthy. Flavor is better than the aroma.

Slightly hazy copper and light bronze coloured body with a super thin pale white head. Aroma of alcohol, light grain, a dose of flowers and some subdued earthy and nutty hops with a lot of resin and pungent astringency towards the end with a light dose of herbs and some soft sweetness at the finish. Medium-bodied; Strong earthy and nutty malt flavours shows through everything with only a touch of hops noticeable that show a slightly piney finish and a heavy hand of alcohol, medicine and astringency with a light grassy and herbal bite that shows a lot of punch at the end. Aftertaste shows some dry notes with a bit more malt than hops with a large piney and herbal bite and only a tiny amount of sweetness from the fruits, but more bitterness than anything here. Overall, a decent-ish IPA that shows a lot of pungency from the grain and more malt than hops here. Decent to try, but not recommended in the world of IPAs. I sampled this twelve ounce can purchased from Total Wine in McLean, Virginia on 16-March-2019 for US$2,29 sampled at home in Washington on 20-May-2019.

Grapefruit and rind. Pours golden with ok head. Bitter finish. Not a ton here. Can.