16 ounce can. Number one with a bullet. Hazy pale yellow pour. Bubbly white head dissipates to a small creamy cap. Bready malt aroma hints at sweet citrus. Flavor is yeasty malt, tropical citrus and bitter lemon. Light bodied but flavorful and balanced. Plenty of hop bitterness in the long lasting finish.

Hazy orange body small foamy white head. Citrus floral aroma. Citrus orange flavor. Medium body moderate carbonation. 7/3/7/4/15 3.6

Clear pale gold body small foamy white head. Lime bready aroma. Lime bready flavor. Medium light body moderate carbonation. 6/3/6/3/12 3.0

16iz can from Pennsport. Hazy golden pour with a big, airy head . Aroma is fruity, citrusy. Taste brings a nice hop punch, citrusy and full.

Draught at Firewaters, 8/18/21.
Mildly hazy, rose-tinted-orange with a small, moderately-well-retained, white head.
Wow that's floral! Didn't realize this had orange vanilla in it when I ordered it, but here we are. Sweetness somewhat tempered by moderate citrus, though it's got almost as much orange character as hop character. Clean, for the most part, and not overdone on the vanilla-orange, though I wouldn't call it subtle either.
In the mouth, it seems more dominant. Big orange notes are somewhat sharp up front, dulling quickly without the lasting flavor of hop. Why people add orange to a citrusy IPA is beyond me. Vanilla is sort of just there, at least not overdone, I guess. Soft-ish texture, fine attenuation, though maybe sweetening as it warms with a bit of thinning in the flavor.

On tap at brewery. Number one with a bullet. Hazy orange pour. Small foamy beige head. Big grapefruit and citrus aroma. Flavor is bittersweet citrus with hints of grapefruit, orange peel and lemon. Some resiny notes in the dry bitter finish.

On tap at brewery. Number one with a bullet. Light purple color. Small bubbly white head. Fresh blueberry and lemon aroma. Light bodied, refreshing berry and citrus flavor. Crisp and clean.