Can to tulip.
Appearance is as seen in the picture (just wish that head would have lasted longer). I guess that's "muddy purple" in the color, right? Hmmm...or something of the sort
Aroma: blueberry sweet and tart character in front of the watermelon and the watermelon? Hmmm, well, that seems a bit further down in there
Flavor: seems more combined between the watermelon and blueberries - man, that's really authenticly good! Finishes semi-sweet with a brisk tart berry-ish tone
Texture: light to medium bodied; somewhat sessionable; light smoothness; more tart than sour in the stabs against the tongue and actually somewhat tame; good carb level
Overall: very nicely fruited tart ale that just screams Summer. I would welcome this again definitely this time of year.

Can to tulip.
Appearance: hazy burnt orange to yellow color with a slight murk about it and a finger's worth of white frothy head which settled off at a nice pace then left some light messy lace
Aroma: orangey sweetness with sweet floral and mixed citrusy hop scents; light clean malts
Flavor: meshes the prior noted aromas to a fine sweet creamy quality underscored by a super light bitterness; finishes creamy sweet with some orangey & floral sweet notes
Texture: light to medium bodied - maybe a touch closer to medium; somewhat sessionable; slight stickiness with good low carb and very low hop bitterness
Overall: perhaps one of the creamiest beers I've had to date by F.O.C. Yes, I would return to this.

12 oz can. Aroma is cantaloupe, floral, peppery, tea leaves. Pours murky yellow-orange with a one finger cream-white head with good retention. Taste has a mild bitterness, a hint of tartness and typical NEIPA sweetness with citrusy, slightly piney flavors.