Can pour from trade with AirForceHops--thanks Chris! Appearance is quite hazy yellow with decent sparkle, finger-width off-white foamy head with poor retention and mild lacing. Aroma is strong mix of citrus and pine, whiff of alcohol. Taste is strong pine and citrus--combining in a sort of pleasant industrial cleanser way--later dank vegetal and malt grain base. Mouthfeel is light-to-medium bodied on the thin-nish side, frothy texture, average carbonation and crisp, dry finish with moderate bitterness. Overall, made well but citrus/pine mix, for me, has always reminded me of Pine-Sol or something similar, which is at once enticing yet repelling. For those that like that sort of thing, this might be one worth trying.

16oz can from a Lazy Dog Brilliantly clear deep gold in color with a decent sized bubbly white head that slowly dissipates. Earthy bready lightly fruity aroma and flavor.

Can from a Lazy Dog Hazy orange with a tinge of pink and a small tightly bubbled head that dissipates quickly. Lots of lemon and light berry on the nose and in the flavor. Faint bready grainy malt and a bit of saline. Thirst quencher pretty flavorful.

16 oz. can no date code. Dull hazy orange color. Aroma is slightly lemon, mild berry, light lactic notes. Mild sweet berry hint upfront with a mild tart lemon finish. appreciate the Brewers creativity however, if I want pink lemonade, I’ll just drink pink lemonade.

16 oz. can no date code. Aroma is all herb and pine. The flavor has slight citrus but mostly pine and herb. Cannot find any other tropical fruit people speak of. Bitterness is stern with alcohol noticed. Very old school DIPA.

Taster pour on tap as part of a flight. Appearance is clear, reddish amber with trace sparkle, ring of off-white head with nice sudsy lacing. Aroma is moderately strong citrus, on the industrial/astringent side, with malt presence. Taste is primarily malt based: bread and caramel while the hop balance is on the piney side but not pronounced. Mouthfeel is medium side of light-to-medium bodied with smooth, fairly thick texture, soft carbonation and finish as taste with lingering piney bitterness. Overall, more APA than IPA. Decent enough to drink but nothing particularly noteworthy.

16 oz. can. So much yeast and particulate suspended in this liquid it looks absolutely disgusting. Certainly not pleasing to look at nor does it make me want to drink it. As long as I DON’T look at it while I’m drinking, it tastes good. Over abundance amount of pineapple and papaya. Gosh damn does it look disgusting!!

Taster pour at the brewery. Appearance is pale yellow with greenish tinge, trace sparkle, thin ring of off-white head. Aroma is strong mango with a little something else that's hard to place. Taste is definitely mango but before the mango there's a smoky malt component. Mouthfeel is light-to-medium bodied with smooth, thin texture, lively carbonation that stings the tongue and finish as taste with little bit smoky mango flavor. Overall, a little smoky, roasted malt element that makes the mango more interesting. Not complex.

16 oz. can. Canned 2/20/20. Aroma is slight tropical, pineapple-ish, slight earth. This new hop variety has a slight earthy tone to it. mild fruit that is similar to pineapple. Bitterness leans on moderate and earthy. Not convinced on this hop.

16 oz. can label dated 7/11/18. Hazy golden color with white head with some lace. Aroma has herbal notes, citrus. Flavor has moderate sweet grain, citrus with a decent bitterness, herbal, fruity. Ok.