Undated can drunk 8/22/26.
This thing stinks while you're pouring it! Big mineral and funky, fresh, heavy-on-the-dry-hop hops. But as it breathes it cleans up and actually becomes somewhat delicate (or as delicate as an NEIPA can get, I guess). Light floral notes mixing with gentle citrus and perky tropical fruits all backed by white bread, cracker and light honey-like malts that don't seem too sweet.
Tangy with good bitterness, initially. Supple, soft malts are chewy, but amply dry. Not quite as much minerality as in the nose, but still a good deal of pink guava, white grape and passion fruit-like acidity. Not earth-shattering, but extremely well-executed while still having some lo-fi charm. Properly bitter, too, for an NEIPA. If this is your flagship, things are looking very good for your brewery.

Can from Brew Export. Aromas of mango, papaya, peach, grapefruit, passionfruit. Flavours of tangerine, grapefruit, peach, mango, apricot, passionfruit. Rich juicy fruits, develops very nicely. Tangy fruits & light hops.

Can. Color: Milky orange, white head. Aroma: Hoppy, tropical fruit (mango, pineapple, orange). Taste: Smooth and quite dense mouthfeel, malty base, fruity hop (orange, pineapple, some grapefruit and mango, hints of lime. Subtle zesty. Just over medium body, average carbonation. Moderate to over moderate sweet and bitter, long lasting dry-ish bittery and zesty finish. Nice one.