Canned today, from The Gull, North Vancouver
Ugly murky yellow with generous compact head, at least the head is an improvement over the average NE IPA. The aroma is extremely dank, musky, with a late addition of tropical fruit and citrus zest. The mouthfeel is moderately chewy, but not flour-y or astringent; the dank character transfers from the aroma directly into the flavour, like rarely seen in other beers, the sweetness is very moderate, the hop character is also very piney, quite zesty, and with a harsh but acceptable level of bitterness in the end.
It's still very green, but I'm glad that I could try a beer so fresh. And it's going to be great.

473mL can, pours an opaque cloudy peachy golden with a small white head. Nose is very dank, with lots of pot-like hops, stone fruits and biscuity malt. Flavour follows through, with lovely dank hops, followed by pithy stone fruits, and a bit of yeasty. Assertive and dank in the right amount. Excellent.

Can: Poured a hazy/cloudy bright yellow color ale with a medium size white foamy head with good retention and some lacing. Aroma of intense citrusy hops notes with some light tangerine notes and residual sugar notes. Taste is also a nice mix of intense hoppy floral undertones with some light tangerine notes and residual sugar notes. Body is full with limited filtration and good carbonation. Solid NEIPA with plenty of hops notes and well balanced residual sugar level.

Draught @ Alibi. Opaque, just a thin head. Massive aroma - grapefruit, pine, and cannabis. Very bitter...oh wow...piney and dank...bright hops and lots of them. Just a touch of yeast and alcohol influence. Stellar - this distinguishes itself from its peers. Post-script: In cans it's more of a 4.0, still great but doesn't seem as distinguished as what I had on tap, which was heads and tails above Echolocation, an excellent beer in its own right.