12oz bottle from HalfTime. Foggy golden pour, fizzy head. Aroma is fruity, notes of blueberry, biscuity. Taste also gives the blueberry barely a nod, it mostly tastes like a blonde ale. Not as bad as some of these ratings would indicate

355ml can from Stop & Shop, Quincy. Quaffled at our hotel in North Quincy. Hazed golden orange appearance, white head. Curious fruitiness at play here.. a little smoky, stonefruity, orangey.. interesting IPA nonetheless.

6 pack at home. Clear amber colored. Nose is light caramel. Tastes of thin caramel, malt, tea, leaf litter, red fruit. Very thin. Boring

Can from Americanbeer. Misty dark amber body, thick off-white head. Enormous aroma, huge caramel, dried fruit, light pine, orange liqueur, soft, grainy, maybe light oxidation. Maybe. Its BB date is basically, well, looking at where it's brewed, right now (almost 3 AM here the next date here, hah), but holds up well. Fairly lean taste, dry, light, dried out caramel (if you can imagine it) with hazy, citric notes, strong herbal notes, wormwood undertones, yee, this is old school, but well made old school.

Cheap six pack bought from a local market. Clear ruby copper. Nose is malty. Tastes of caramel, rootbeer, malt, cherry. Thin bodied.

Cloudy orange. Nose is pine and Grape fruit. Tastes of oranges, candy, grapefruit, light malt. Medium bodied and bitterness.

Can at home. Golden orange and few fingers white frothy head. Nose is tropical and florals. Tastes of mango, pineapple, melon, perfume, candy.

Few cans at home from mix pack. Light cloudy yellow orange and sudsy head. Nose is candy orange. Tastes of orange peel, grapefruit, dough, some pine, pineapple. Semi sweet. Pleasant.