DDH Always Sometimes Rarely Never

Super hazy pale golden coloured body with a nice two to three centimetre tall just off-white head that's microfoamed and stays afloat very nicely. Aroma of grass, orange juice, hay, flowers and a nice kick of light resin, all with some very soft oat and wheat support near the back-end. Medium-bodied; Fairly dry and crisp grapefruit and orange notes dominate, with a lot of grass and floral hop bitterness a bit further back, with some nice support from the light malts that seem to add a bit to the dryness, with a small amount of sugars on the finish, with some alcohol as well. Aftertaste is clean and dry with a lot of hop bitterness here and some pleasant fruit elements along with a good dose of both sugars and alcohol warmth. Overall, this shows nice for the style and is a pretty good blend of new and old school styles with a lot of fruit notes and the unfiltered properties, but the crispness and dry bitterness from the hops is quite strong, in a good way. Great to sample, especially fresh - I'll look for more variations of this beer, if I can find them!?! I sampled this sixteen ounce, pint-sized can, purchased from King's Contrivance Liqour Shop in Columbia, Maryland on 25-October-2022 for US$4,99, canned on 24-April-2022 and sampled at my house here in Washington on 21-November-2022.