Can. Hazy amber beer with a cream head. Summer fruit and light tropical fruit aroma with light grapefruit. Grapefruit and tropical fruit flavor with light summer fruit and light yeast. Medium bodied. Good bitterness. Grapefruit and tropical fruit linger with light summer fruit.

473ml can. Murky, orangey colour with small, frothy, bubbly, fading, white head. Zesty, citrusy fruity, hoppy aroma, notes of bitter orange, blood orange, mandarine. Taste is tart-ish and zesty bitter, citrusy hoppy, notes of orange zest, blood orange, bitter orange, minimally sugary, sweet malty counterpart. Slightly warming finish with disguised alcohol - except for the warming effect. Orange juice indeed - or even closer to vodka orange.

Can. Murky amber beer with a cream head. Summer fruit aroma. Summer fruit flavor with light citrus. Medium bodied. Decent-good bitterness. Summer fruit and light citrus linger.

16oz can via trade, thanks Arturo, shared with Tderoeck, post BBP Wanderlust. No BB. Orange/dorée sur un léger trouble, col fin blanc. Arôme au nez rappelant la mandarine Napoléon avec des notes assez marquées de tropical dont pas mal d'orange. Palais est chargé en agrumes - zeste d'orange, jus d'orange sur une fin base maltée, caramel et pâle qui arrive en retrait. Le côté orange est bien rendu et au final couvre un peu l'effet attendu des hoblons.

New England style IPAs are a perfect vehicle for fruit and perhaps most expressively so for citrus fruit, so it comes as no surprise that in this whole juicy IPA trend we see happening worldwide, a NEIPA with added orange pops up every now and then. This is one such example, consumed from a can at Bar Beenhouwer, thanks to tderoeck. Egg-white, loose-bubbled, dissipating and eventually completely vanishing (I guess under influence of the citrus oil) head, cloudy orangey-tinged peach-yellow robe – with the head gone, looking exactly like a glass of Looza orange juice or something alike. Aroma bursts with real, if somewhat stale orange flesh and orange juice, with a touch of wodka-like alcohol reminding a bit of a Screwdriver; passion fruit, papaja, sweat, mojito and rubber impressions show up as well but orange remains the all-powerful factor. Same in the mouth: utterly fruity, very obvious and dominating orange juice with hints of lime and mango, rather spritzy carbonation, thin doughy malt body completely absorbed in this orange juice thing, zesty and quenching, sweet and citric, with only the slightest amount of end bitterness – you really need to go out and look for it, and even then, more of the finishing bitterness is due to wodka-like alcohol than due to actual alpha acid. Again a Screwdriver in beery guise, though the ‘beery’ aspect is to be taken with a pinch of salt in this case; a one-trick pony, but if the goal was to imitate orange juice, mission accomplished. I’d rather have a real orange juice instead.

Imported from my RateBeer account as Local Craft Beer Orange Juice Shake (by Local Craft Beer):
Aroma: 7/10, Appearance: 2/5, Taste: 6/10, Palate: 3/5, Overall: 12/20, MyTotalScore: 3/5

14/VIII/19 - 1Pt. can @ Bar Beenhouwer, BB: n/a - (2019-1221) Thanks to the Ghent beer crew for sharing today's beers!
Clear orange blond beer, small creamy white head, unstable, non adhesive. Aroma: pretty fruity, orange lemonade, some tropical fruits. MF: ok carbon, medium to full body. Taste: fruity, lots of orange juice all right, soft acidity, orange peel, bitter, bit resinous. Aftertaste: more bitterness, orange peel, soft acidity, fruity notes, some peaches and apricot pits, some phenols, bit chemical, overripe fruits.

9th June 2019
Can. Hazy gold beer, small pale cream colour head. Smooth palate, a little airy, decent fine carbonation. Light malts, a thin creamy sweetness. Hops bring mellow citrus with a light overlay ripe pineapple. A little floral pineapple. Lesser generic tropical fruits underneath. Light finish. Nice an easy going. Some Denali hols would not have gone amiss here.

Review based on the BJCP2015 guidelines (style 29A/21B). Can 44.5 cl - Batch unknown (BBF unknown). AROMA: medium-high orange juice aroma with a slight alcoholic background (peppery) and slight sweetness. APPEARANCE: orange colour and hazy. medium-low light beige head with medium-low retention. TASTE: medium orange flavour, followed by a low peppery alcoholic background. medium-high bitterness with a dry and bitter finish. unbalanced. PALATE: medium-low body with medium-low carbonation. OVERALL: a fruit NE-DIPA with a bit too much orange presence and no discernible hop notes, rendering it unbalanced.