Super hazy deep copper and orange coloured body with a dense tan head, about four to five centimetres tall that's microfoamed and fades slowly, all atop a 90 per cent opaque orange glow. Aroma of citrus fruit, dry hay and grass, a light dose of dough and yeast with some breadiness, but the citrus is by far the strongest. Medium-bodied; Rich orangey and citrusey bite that shows a sweet-ish tang/tangerine flavour with some nice balanced malt and a good sweetness from fructose and a little bit of honey and a faint dose of alcohol near the end. Aftertaste shows the sweetness, malt, yeast and rich citrusey flavours, all balanced very nicely with a great complexity and depth, with a smooth and fairly easy-drinking finish. Overall, a very nice Imperial-ish (I'd consider this a 'regular') New England IPA with great citrus flavours, a perfect malt balance, good sweetness and only a touch of alcohol. Great to try locally, especially on my way back up to the area for the first time since I cut my Christmas tree down! I sampled this sixteen ounce, pint-sized can, purchased from Ye Old Spirit Shop in Frederick, Maryland on 29-November-2020 for US$7,19 while cutting down our family Christmas tree for the year, brewed on 11/20, sampled at my house here in Washington on 08-February-2021.

On tap at the Grand Delancey. Pours hazy yellow. Coconut, mango, sweet mango lassi, pineapple. Good body. Excellent.

On tap at OHDC's 1st Anniverary. Clear... CLEAR! orange with some lacey white head. Nose has fruity and dank hops, citrus, flowers, some booze, honey comb. Flavors all follow. Decidedly old school. Full bodied, boozy and bitter finish. 8 5 8 5 15