Amber, bright but for some chill haze, and a thick, hop-augmented head. Piney nose, though not especially. bright. On the palate, it has moderate bitterness, a touch of yeastiness, with a little bit of alcohol in the finish. The hops are piney c-hops but they aren't super fresh. Structurally, it seems like they get it, so it's more of a supply chain matter at this point - get fresher and brighter hops, have a better end product.

Tap, Clearly; I think the keg doesn't mention Baadshah, only Prince IPA
Cloudy blond colour, intense; too much head, but this is probably the office line. Aroma of sugar, and orang peel, light incense. Wheaty flavour base (or oats, it doesn't matter, it's a bit starchy), strong bitterness for the style, with almost a West Coast profile: resins and bitter orange.
Rough.