(473ml can c/o Luc, thanks!) Pours near opaque gold with a decent white head showing good retention and lace. Aroma is thick with tangerine, grapefruit, mango, blueberry and pine, fairly dank and multi-layered. Flavour is tangerine and dank mango up front, juicy but pretty resinous, with conifer needles, peppery aromatic citrus zest, cannabis, blueberry and a little lemon, moderately bready malt, semi-sweet on the attack and drying in the finish with low to moderate bitterness, heavy dank hop cone and grapefruit peel vibes, bluerberry skins and a little hop burn into the aftertaste. Medium-bodied, soft and creamy, with average carbonation that prickles a bit by Badlands standards. Intense sticky Mosaic showing all its faces, the additional hopping rate here vs. most Badlands DIPAs definitely comes through and I hope they continue to move in this direction.