From tap. Pours hazy orange, small white head. Aroma is fruity, crisp hoppy. Biter, smooth fruity. Mellow and lingering fruity. Bitter smooth fruity. Mild sweet. Lingering fruity finish.

From tap. Pours clear and golden yellow, small white head. Aroma is fruity, crisp hoppy. Slight citrusy to peachy. Mellow, fruity. Lingering citrusy and slight peachy finish.

Pour is a murky orange with a average white head. Aroma is a fresh blast of orange peel and citrus. Flavor is a more mild, sweeter citrus. Kind of like biting into a orange that has not fully ripened yet. No bitterness or alcohol on the back end. Pretty good and almost into the above par category for me. It just needed a little bit more of a variety of fruit besides the orange.

Pour is a hazy orange but not quite as juice like as some other Ne IPA's. Aroma is some candied orange peel. Flavor is again kind of a sweeter orange slice with no bitterness or alcohol. Decent but not one of the better ones I've had of the style. It's a bit sweet and does not have a huge tropical fruit bouquet that signifies the style.

Can thanks to Anthony. Pours a hazy gold with small white head that lasts. The aroma is dank and citrus. Medium body, earth, melon, dank, lingering bitterness, very good.

16 ounce can. Hazy Amber gold color. Small creamy white head. Fragrant fruity nose is redolent of oranges. Tart fruity malt upfront. Bready notes. Lots of orange throughout. Rich and malty. Big boozy notes as well. Finish has hints of celery seed, toffee and orange peel. Meow baby!

Shared one pint can. Pours hazy gold with a white head. Aroma of orange, tropical fruit. Taste is orange tropical fruit, mango, pine notes, alcohol. Intense, juicy finish.

Slightly hazy orange and peach coloured body with a slightly smaller, two centimetre tall head that fades to just about nothing on top. Aroma of bitter and very resinous hops with some citrus and grapefruit definitely noticeable, along with some balanced malt (a lot of it noticeable) and a ton of alcohol all evident from the smells as well. Medium to Full-bodied; Strong dry and very juicy, fruity flavours throughout with a big kick of apricots and peaches noticeable right away with a lot of citrus, lemons, grapefruit and perfume noticeable right behind, with a lot of bitterness, but even more alcohol and herbal qualities as well. Aftertaste is deep and very resinous with a lot of kick and astringency from all the alcohol, but with a large hop presence that makes this quite bitter and a relatively good supporting malt backbone that seems to give way a bit especially towards the end with all the alcohol and bitterness. Overall, a strong and very pungent beer throughout with a lot of good flavours showing the citrus and fruits, but a bit too astringent and deep for an every-day drinking beer and one that perhaps shows too much to even be showcased for it's Imperial IPA status! I sampled this sixteen ounce (a bit too big for this one) can purchased from Liqour Outlet in Boonton, New Jersey on 09-March-2018 for US$4,99, canned exactly a month earlier on 09-February-2018, sampled just about a month after all that on 21-April-2018.