Can from Tria: pours hazy with white head. Might be a tad olde. Grapefruity, citrusy. Slightly stale. Sweetish. Bitter edge.…

Can at Jaxx. Deep golden pour, wispy head recedes. Light vanilla aroma. Taste recalls Cookie Crisp cereal, sweet, light roast.

16 ounce can. Hazy orange gold color. Rocky beige head. Fragrant aroma of stone fruit and citrus. Flavor follows nose. Notes of orange, apricot, lemon and pineapple. Earthy notes from the rye. Pleasant and refreshing.

16 ounce can. Label says “Southeast PA Style IPA”. Number one with a bullet. Hazy yellow gold color is topped by a rocky beige head. Fruity aroma hints at peach and passion fruit. Flavor leans toward, peach, pear and papaya. Some herbal hops and pine in finish.

Can at home picked up in Dawson Market, Washington DC, 24th March 23. Pours a dark amber and clear ale, form white head. Aroma is resinous pine, burnt caramel. Taste is classic old school west coast, resinous, sticky pine, bitter citrus. Nice bitter linger. Lovely

16 ounce can. Number one with a bullet. Bright honey gold color. Bubbly white head dissipates quickly. Sweet grainy malt aroma hints at canned corn. Flavor follows nose. Light notes of white bread dotted with corn syrup. Thin bodied. Sweet, malty finish.

Relatively strong and rich, 80 per cent opaque deep copper and brown coloured body with a lighter bronze glow, but still pretty hazy, especially for the style, with a thinnish, single centimetre tall off-white head. Aroma of squash, brown sugars, some toffee, a bit of light earthiness with a dash of yeast here, but the squash richness comes out for sure, in the nose at a minimum. Medium to Full-bodied; Very strong squash and caramelised sugar notes show at first with a good dash of allspice and light canella flavours come through with a little dryness from the malts, but the toffee sweetness on the end is enjoyable, as are the squash flavours which hit very nicely and mellow this out. Aftertaste shows a good malt character with some noticeable sweet flavours from the caramel and toffee with some additional sugars from the squash itself, but a lot of richness and malt qualities come from the squash, too, of course. Overall, a nice beer that has some good flavours from the squash, but the richness it provides and the sugars alongside this make this very nice and enjoyable - recommended if you can find it, even in Winter! I sampled this sixteen ounce, pint-size can, purchased from GlenRo Spirit Shoppe in Monroe, Connecticut on 25-November-2022 for US$3,99, part of Batch #2599 (from bottom of can), sampled in my hotel room here in Orlando, Florida with my wife and three kids on 28-December-2022.

16 oz. can. Aroma is rich chocolate with mild vanilla. The flavor follows course with chocolate , vanilla and a nice full thick body. A little bit of chocolate or coffee bitterness round it out. Can’t find the strawberry any place. All thing considered, good.