Can. Murky-orange-gold, off-white head. Peaches, oranges, wheat, juicy and fruity, not much bitterness.

Super hazy deep orange/bronze coloured body with a thinnish, single centimetre tall tan head that is slightly soapy, but fades very quickly - all with a nice light amber glow when held to a light. Aroma of peaches, lactose, oranges, light strawberries and a dash of flowers, all with some honey sweetness on the tail end. Medium-bodied; Rich lactose and sweet notes dominate with a tiny bit of hops noticeable towards the end with a stronger floral and grassy component that touches a faint dose of hay, but a touch complex after the lactose and fruits. Aftertaste shows the fruit and light bitterness first and foremost with some alcohol, light hints of spice, all ending with a good citrusey hop character and punch towards the end. Overall, a good rich and fruity New England IPA that is full of flavour (not all hops), but showing some other nice notes, like the floral, grassy and especially citrusey notes without any pungency at all - good to try! I sampled this sixteen ounce, pint-sized can, purchased from Total Wine in Selma (San Antonio), Texas on 14-October-2019 for US$4,49 sampled at home in Washington in between my Mom's 70th birthday and my Son's second birthday on 03-November-2019.