(473ml can from the brewery) Pours near opaque medium yellow with a thick eggshell head and heavy lace. Aroma is both citrusy and 'green', with intense notes of bitter orange, (garrigue-type?) herbs and earthy pine backed by brighter tropical notes of mango and pineapple. Flavour is dry and relatively bitter, heavy on unsweetened orange oil, citrus pith, earthy pine though not too heavily resinous, a bit of cannabis, again garrigue herbs and oregano, lightly bready malt with a bit of cereal character, bone dry into the finish with bitter orange peel, pith, earthy slightly perfumed herbs, amaro-like bitterness, pine without resin again, no real hop burn, long astringent herbal finish. Medium-body, slick to slightly creamy, average carbonation. Very different and quirky IPA, with the bitter citrus peel and heavy herbal component, the whole thing reminded me as much of an amaro as an IPA. Different but cool.