Poured from 473mL can (side by side with Demo #2). Hazy golden yellow with small white head. Citrus, feint onion, mild stone fruit. Fairly clean for a hazy. Like a hazy version of GPZ.

Poured from 473mL can (side by side with Demo #1). Hazy (slightly more than #1) golden yellow with small white head. Dank and tropical hops, some tang, fairly clean hazy. Quite nice.

16oz @ Ryan's (thx for the beer, dude!) shared with Brian. Appearance: somewhat hazy golden with a white head. Aroma: citrusy, berries, and some baking spices. Taste: along the same lines, smooth. Finishes a bit dry. Overall: pleasant.

Can from Slow Hand, Vancouver
Cloudy pale blond colour. The aroma is wonderful, plenty of tropical fruit, with mild dankness. The mouthfeel is off-dry, but this time it seems to work; rare think among Hazies, this one seems to have a crispy malt accent, not hidden by wheat or oats muddiness; the hopping is, as expected, excellent, with barely the acceptable bitterness, but with plenty of tropical fruits, a touch of pine, and of weed. A bolder, sweeter version of this would be a banger.

Can from Slow Hand, Vancouver
Cloudy, pale blond colour, small head. The aroma is fruity, there's more jam and stone fruit than in most Citra-oriented IPAs, candies, something sweeter, like strawberries; this is very nice. Dry mouthfeel, lean, there's no chalk or starch, but also not much else to say about the base; strong fruity character, it can't be really juicy given the absence of sugars; the bitterness is low; no hop burn, and this is appreciated; a tiny grassy note in the finish is a pleasant variation. Good.

Can, courtesy of Sergey, tag 2024 08 08, 2 months old
Cloudy blond colour. Citrus zest, light passion fruit, light weed. It's off-dry, with smooth mouthfeel; decent base, for a Hazie; the hopping is very well done, with zesty and weedy notes, bitter orange, light pith and alcohol in the finish. Excellent.

Pale, mostly bright. Grassy aroma with mosaic. Sort of sticky malt, kinda sweet, muted hops and they aren’t good pilsner hops anyway. Basically just another pale ale.

5oz pour at The Magnet. Pours opaque yellow with white head. Aroma has a ton of juicy orange, stonefruit, and another quality I tend to attribute to hazies. Flavour has juicy orange and stonefruit, some pine, syrupy; a bit alcoholic near the end. Not as good, when compared to some of their other recent products, but still fine.

473mL can. Pours opaque light gold with white head. Aroma has tons of white wine character and some dank oils. Flavour has a ton of white wine grapes, orange citrus, melon, dank oils. This is excellent, fantastic Nelson expression.

16oz @ Alex's garage during a movie night. Appearance: hazy golden with a white head. Aroma: some tropical fruits and grass, a bit dusty. Taste: along the same lines, crispy, some nice little sweetness. Finishes with tropical fruits bitterness. Overall: pleasant.