Can from Corti Bros. Pours hazy, grapefruit color with a white head. Hazy, but the can doesn't claim credit for it. Called Alligator, but the head shown on can seems to be a deer. Aroma is tropical and gave my nose a twang. Lots of hop. Med body. It's not NEIPA juicy, just very fruity. I'm pushing it out as mango, pineapple and/or passion fruit, and some citrus. Pale malt support. Reasonably dry. Decently bitter. New school. Tastes good.

16 ounce can. Pours a very hazy yellow color with a large white head. A big husky lemon nose. Big earthy, husky grains, soft lemons, some orange peel, tangerines. Solid. A light flavor. Big vanilla.

Poured from a 16 oz can dated November 27, 2019. Aroma is hop forward with nice complimentary malt notes. Lots of tropical citrus, guava, pineapple, mango and lighter pine and resin notes. Light cracker malt notes with a light spicy, malt profile as well. Faint alcohol note. Pours a hazy, dull, dusty, golden straw color with a medium large, thick, fluffy white head that recedes slowly to a small film that lingers. Moderately high lacing and faint legs. Flavor is somewhat sweet with light cracker malt notes and a hint of spicy grains as well. Moderate bitterness and light alcohol notes. Lots of tropical citrus, guava, pineapple, stone fruit and lighter pine and resin. Mouthfeel is medium bodied with medium carbonation. Low astringency and low alcohol warmth. Overall, a nice IPA. Solid hop notes with a background malt profile that adds nice characteristics to the flavor and aroma profile.

16 ounce can. Pours a very hazy orange color with a small white head. An interesting nose, big herbal notes, chamomile, some oranges. The flavor is similar with big chamomile, vanilla, light lemon, husky. Very good.

16 ounce can. Pours a mostly clear orange golden hue with a small to medium white head. A interesting sweet fruity nose, sort of musty. Husky, soft perfume, pear, some sweet grapes, orange peel, resin. Very smooth.

Tart berry freshness, deep purple

Can from Corti Bros. Pours dark brown with a delicately, but hugely, foamy dark tan head. Towards Guinness sort of. Aroma of chocolate, vanilla and lactose - sort of milky dark chocolate. Yummy. Approaching full bodied. Flavor matches the aroma - tho the chocolate is more dark cacao than milky dark. If that makes sense. It's really good tasting, and the chocolate just never stops. Dryer than expected; bitter in a good way. I like it a lot.

Bottle. Gusher. Pours opaque black with a ridiculously huge tan head, dissipates to decent residual and lacing. Aroma is roasty, ash, cocoa, leather. Flavor is dry, light bitter, roast, ash. High carbonation. Surprisingly not infected, and actually not bad either.

Poured from a 16 oz can dated December 13, 2019. Aroma is hop forward with tons of tropical fruit. Lots of guava, mango and papaya with some tropical citrus. Light dank, resin notes and faint alcohol notes. Light cracker malt notes. Pours a fairly clear, gold color with a medium sized, thick, pillowy, white head that recedes steadily to a small film that lingers. Medium lacing and faint legs. Flavor is somewhat sweet with light cracker malt notes. Moderate bitterness and faint alcohol spice. Moderate tropical fruit notes of papaya, guava, mango and pineapple with some tropical citrus and light resin notes. Mouthfeel is medium bodied with medium carbonation. Low astringency and low alcohol warmth. Overall, a nice hop profile in a solid IPA. Good tropical fruit notes with a solid malt backbone. Bitter but not over the top.

16oz can thanks to santa doug pours out a nice deep purple topped with a tall head. Nose is tart raspberry seed notes and some jammy sweetness. Taste is more of the nice sweet jammy berries and a tart note.