Can from Mekleburg's: pours gold with a white head. Aroma is grassy, pale malts. Taste is lightly bitter. Nice hoppy notes. Pleasant pale malt aftertaste.

Ridiculously deep pink, ruby and especially lavender coloured body with a nasty, ugly large-bubbled violet head that fades to nothing just a few seconds later, with a purple, ninety five per cent opaque glow. Aroma of lactose, citrus, grapefruit, resin, honey, flowers, raspberries a nd a dry dose of hay - quite strong and very complex in the nose, just not any of an IPA scent! Medium-bodied; Very interesting, super dry funky malt and yeast flavours show at first with a lot of lactose, cream, curacao and grapefruit noticeable, but some softer grassy, hay, floral and tea-like notes finish this off with the tart and dry hibiscus definitely noticeable at the end. Aftertaste shows a rich very complex beer, but much more of a sour/tart beer than anything else, and closer to a dry saison than any IPA, even a 'milkshake IPA'. Overall, at least this one is interesting, complex and robust, but no way is this any sort of an IPA! At least I drank it real fresh and I very much enjoy hibiscus, but this isn't great for the style, but nice to try for those who may be wondering about how it would come together from the label. I sampled this sixteen ounce, pint-sized can, purchased from Bread and Honey in New York (8th Ave @ 56th St), New York on 20-December-2020 for US$6,99 sampled at my house here in Washington on 15-January-2021.

On tap at Arts and Crafts Amsterdam Ave. Pours slightly hazy yellow orange. Strawberry, pineapple, strong coconut and strawberry, light sour. Medium body. Fine.

Can, from Whole Foods. Pours hazy dark yellow with small frothy whitish head, citrus-mango aroma, adequate carbonation, medium bitter lightly salty unripe mango-citrus taste with faint coconut flavor, thin body, long finish. Decent IPA.

Can. Pours orange brown. Mango, pineapple, guava, pear, vanilla. Medium body. Decent.

Draught at Covenhoven: pours slightly hazy yellow with a white head. Aroma is pineapple, tropical fruits and some herbal notes. Taste is fruity, lightly sweet, not very butter, and definitely on the dryer end. Nothing outstanding but it did the trick. Alcohol and general size is well covered.

Can, from Malt & Mold (4/28/20). Hazy golden yellow with large foamy light beige head, sweet lemon aroma, low carbonation, mildly bitter sweet lemon taste with mango/pineapple, thin body, long finish. Smooth and mellow.

16 oz can poured, sent over by Mansquito. Thanks! This was one of the cans I was most excited about. Not sure why it took me a couple weeks to get to it. There is so much beer out there. Juicy haze, golden pour. Smooth taste. Cool melon fruit. Smooth, cool finish. Easy drinking imperial. Very nice.