Draught at Casa Verde, 5/28/17.
Moderately hazy, deep maize-amber with lighter golden tints and a medium-sized, off-white head showing moderate retention.
Juicy fruits mix with light pine, wood and cherry to provide a varied, complex-hopped nose that pulls elements of the various continents together pretty nicely. Malts seem pretty well-attenuated from the nose but still yield light honey and a pinch of caramel. Quite fruity but not sharp or hot esters, thankfully with a good deal of wood and pine but still not overly resinous.
Fairly soft, with interludes of wood and grain, texture showing honey-caramel that easily balances the varied fruitiness that the hops provide. Nectarine, lime, cherry, red grapefruit and low-to-moderate bitterness. Carbonation is low but fairly engaging while it’s clean and shows low alcohol. The maltiest texture I’ve had on a Mast Landing beer; which has been their big weakest point thus far. Still could use more, and more focus overall, but this is encouraging.

Poured from can dated 6/21/17 thanks AirforceHops nice orange color with a thin white head. Aromas of tropical fruit pineapple cracker and pine. Taste is pineapple mango light malt and a nice pine finish.

Pours hazy gold into a shaker. Bright white head with good retention recedes leaving soapy lacing. Citrus and mango aromas. Dry with sweet mango and passionfruit upfron turning to hot caramel and resin before the lasting pith finish.

1 pint can. Pours hazy orange with a small white head. Aroma is peaches, passion fruity and crisp hoppy. Bitter, smooth fruity, crisp hoppy. Dry,bitter and lingering fruity finish.

1 pint can. Pours hazy orange with a creamy and white head. Aroma is crisp citrus to peach hoppy. Dry, solid hoppy. Lingering fruity and crisp hoppy finish. Dry and fruity into the far finish.

1 pint can. Pours hazy orange with a small white head. Aroma is peachy, orange fruity and slight citrusy. Bitter, citrusy and crisp hoppy. Bitter and crisp hops fruity. Lingering hoppy finish.

1 pint can. Pours dark brown to black with a small brown head. Aroma is dense toffee and caramelish malty. Chocolate and peanutbutter. Sweet caramelish and peanut. Lingering peanutbutter and caramelish into the finish. Subdued coffee note.

16 oz can purchased at Spruce Creek Provisions. The color is a hazy orange, thin head. Even as this warmed I had a hard time pulling much from the aroma, mild citrus and the lightest hint of a floral tone. The flavor is respectable. It is centered around some earthy Mosaic hops with a mild citrus in the background. Semi dry texture with a mild level of bitterness. This doesn’t blow me away but it is a nice everyday, milder IPA offering. Decent.

16 oz can purchased at Spruce Creek Provisions. Canning date of 6-21-17. The appearance is a cloudy bright golden color with a soft white head. Aroma has decent tropical fruit notes, pineapple, light tart citrus fruits.

Flavor shows soft tropical notes, very mild grassy bitterness. I am guessing Citra was used someplace here. The mouthfeel is soft as well. Every big beer nerd knows this brewery is trying to copy the popularity of a great brewery in Massachusetts. I am fine with that because this brew is pretty nice. Highly drinkable with no flaws or off notes. They are a young brewery and they have time to put this into the top tier. It’s almost there.

Can thanks to Randy. Pours a cloudy orange yellow with medium white head that lasts. The aroma is tropical fruit and dank. Medium body, juicy hop, pineapple, mango, melon, dank, bitter finish, very nice.