On tap at The Masonry, pours a cloudy golden blonde with a small white head. Nose brings out fresh dank, citrus and piney hops, and dry biscuity malt. Flavour is along the same lines, with fresh dank hops, light citrus, plenty of pine, and dry biscuity malt. Very nicely balanced, with lots of dank hops on the finish. Just a tad abrasive, but all in all, nicely done. Great stuff.

On tap at The Beer Junction, pours a cloudy yellow with a small white head. Aroma brings out citrus and piney hops, and dry biscuity malt. Flavour is quite dank, with lots of pot, citrus and piney hops, with a toasted biscuity malt. Nicely dank and pithy. Very good.

16 oz can poured, picked up at Hop and Hound. After so many consecutive cans of IPA I've loved from these guys, I picked up a few in some different styles, including this pils. 50th Matchless rate! It's been fun so far. Really nice, refreshing pilsner here. A mostly clean, bright golden pour. Lasting foam head. Gentle, smooth, creamy forward texture, a mostly straight forward pils grain lingering flavor. Aroma brings out a nice hop presence to pair with the grain, and give this it's own unique touch. Doing a blind pilsner tasting would be tough, but I know this one would stand out. Very nice.

16 oz can from Beer Mongers in Portland. Pours murky orange-yellow with a one finger bone white head with good retention. Aroma is citrus peel, orange, woodsy. Taste has no bitterness, moderately sweet, juicy; finishes dry. Good shit, Maynard.

16 oz can from Beer Mongers in Portland. Aroma is bready, vaguely fruity, woodsy, Red Vines licorice, wet stone. Pours hazy orange with a thin off white head. Tastes much better than it smells, with light bitterness, herbal, vaguely citrusy hop flavors. It’s like Pac NW IPA had sex with NEIPA and shat out Spudman. Edit: the initial seemingly bland aroma really opened up after sitting for a bit, becoming more assertive and interesting, making me raise my score a bit. I can imagine potatoes in this if I really look for it, but would never guess that without seeing the can.

16 ounce can. Pours a cloudy orange hue with a small white head. A big juicy nose. Sweet, big husky flavors, lemons, some soft tangerine. There is a sort of super sweet candy flavor throughout. Solid.

Draft pour pint at Matchless. A bright, hazy golden orange pour. I don't know if these Fluff beers are all released into a series or not, but I sure enjoy trying them all. Very tasty brews. Very fruity profile here up front, but the more I go through it, the more bold and bitter the hop profile seems. Has an obvious strawberry like flavor and sweetness. Has a bite to it. It's a tiny bit dry opposed to others in their program. I can see a floral side to it as well. A fun brew to try here. Enjoyed this.

Draft pour pint at Matchless. A thick, orange juice pour with a thin fizz head. Another New England style offering from these guys that really test the ceiling on how juicy a beer can really get. Really nice hop profile to this. Smooth and refreshing taste. Lingering melon, and smooth citrus juice linger. Very tasty.

Draught. Poured black with off white head. Faint malt aroma. Full taste with chocolate and malt and coffee notes. Chocolate coffee finish that lasts. Get it while it's there.

Draft at the Sapphire Lounge. Hazy, milky pour, small white head. Citrus aroma, orange and grapefruit. Taste is more citrus, as usual, kind of juicy. Bit of tart bitterness at the finish.