Can from Tavour. Pours clear gold with a large foamy white head. Aroma of white berries over light caramel. It has a nice breezy impact in the nose. Med body. Flavor is white fruit/berry with possibly a touch of pear and a bit of spice. Flavor is more robust than those words imply. Very nice flavor. Recommended.

Can (7/21/21) pour from Andover Classic Wines. It's an opaque dark yellow with no sparkle, finger-width white frothy head with good retention and spotty soapy lacing. Aroma is moderately strong lemony citrus, hint of pineapple as it warms. Taste is moderately strong citrus and hint of pineapple with substantial wheat bread balance. Mouthfeel is light-to-medium bodied with smooth texture, average carbonation and finish as taste with lingering dry bitterness. Overall, maybe due to age, taste is more conventional IPA than juicy NEIPA. Nothing really wrong with it but not very complex and a difficult category to be pedestrian in.

Pint can, WW. Clear gold with a white head. Green grasses and leaves, light spice, light straw, light fruit nose. Green grasses, grain, green leaf, light spice.

Can from Tavour. Pours clear bright gold with a decent white head. Aroma is lightly bready with a mixed fruit including citrus impact. Approaching med body. Flavor is dry, lightly bready with citrus that's rather impressive the way it goes with the malt. Decently bitter. Nice.

Draught at source: pours hazy yellow with white head. Aroma is tropical fruitiness plus some herbal notes. Taste is sweet, fruity, low bitterness. Some off herbs.

Draught at source: pours clear with white head. Aroma is grapefruit, pine, some herbal notes. Taste is sort of bitter, especially in lingering finish. There is some off herbal or weird perfumey notes that detract from quality. Fine.

Can, from the brewery. Pours clear rich yellow with large foamy off-white head, faint piney aroma, adequate carbonation, medium bitter piney taste, thin body, long finish. Good classic American IPA.