From a can acquired at total wine in NC, it pours hazy IPA with a big foaming head that goes craggy. Smell is of course sweet purfumy off hops. Taste is a big blast of hops up front fer sure. Bitter mouth coating, no surprises here; simply a terribly on style bitter IPA. Thicker viscous feeling could use more carbonation to get me distracted from how terribly on style this stuff is. Yes, if you like IPA's, you need to try this one. I do sense it to be a little more fruity than the majority of IPA out there, but it just may be that this stuff has ruined my taste buds with its taste bud rototilling nastiness. There, you have it.

Can from total wine NC. Faint nose of permanent hair treatment. Mostly clear pale. Some tiny precipitants in there. Taste is kolsch fersher. A little more bitter than I like, but its definitely the style. Some almost astringent aspects but never quite getz thar. Decent CO2. Middle has more of that astringency at the roof of the mouth. Finish is OK, its almost refreshing, just. Typical domestic kolsch brew. That's how its hangen.

Nice looking can, mother earth thought a lot about their labels I see. Pour is typical hazy IPA. Nose is muted IPA hop perfume. Head fades rapidly. First impression is that this brew is rather flat, lacks co2. Somewhat mouthcoating as a result. Difficult, since I don't care for IPA in the first place. Got this one for a cheap price at total wine in Raleigh. Warming sensations develop in the middle. Yes, typical waxy bitter IPA effects. Not real bad, but I'm biased a little since I was outside on a 95F day working on the car. Anyway, this is just another of a trillion IPA out there which are terribly on style. There, you have it.