473mL can, pours a hazy golden with a small white head. Aroma reveals lots of yogurty notes, gentle floral dry hopping, and a very subdued passionfruit character. Flavour is fairly fruity, with lots of citrus and passionfruit upfront, tempered by floral hopping, and low-to-medium lacto. Rather muted and yogurty. I wish the passionfruit was more vibrant. Okay.

Pale, cloudy, not a whole lot of head. On the nose, some bright fruit, and a little bit of pineyness. It's got a bit of bitterness, but is also fairly grassy - these are nice IPA hops, but not if you use too much of them. Well, you can do that with Columbus. So it ends up being ok, because the hop character needs work.

Draught at the brewery
Pale blond, cloudy. It has a decent aroma of classic PNW hops, and I can be ok with the very dry mouthfeel; but it's also so weak that I wonder how they jump on the IPA train with a regular Blonde Ale, and it has quite some harsh character, vegetable.
Meh.

Draught at the brewery
Cloudy blond colour. Moderate aroma of citrus hops. The mouthfeel is dry, a bit chalky; good citrusy hops, but bordeline vegetable, with correct bitterness for the style.
Ok beer, mostly a modern Blond Ale, rather than an IPA.

Hazy yellow gold with a decent white head. Lemon and grassy notes. Lemongrass and herbal lemon peel notes.

Nice foam and foggy yellow body, big sweet hops with vegetal hints on the nose. Flavour is nice sweet hops with a bit of cabbage. Nice oiliness but otherwise feels a little thin on the mouth. Not bad though, drinkable.

Hazy and pale, slightly dull, just a head. On the nose, there is a bit of berry but if I hadn't read the label I don't suppose I'd have known there was berry actually in the beer. Mild bitterness, again quite a bit of fruitiness, a nice hop character that goes in the direction of gooseberry, lemonene, and maybe a bit of grapefruit. Not bad, though I would say that the malt character is barely enough to make this work effectively.

Draught at the brewery
Opaque dark amber colour. There's some acetic in the aroma, malt, prunes. Good body, with some residual sugar; the acidity is very high, some vinegar and acetone too unfortunately, hiding some interesting Red Flanders note. I wouldn't be able to drink more than this 5oz.
Unbalanced, and too much undesirable acids, but still an interesting experiment.

Dark brown. Licorice, Molasses and chocolate in the nose. Thin body but flavorful. Ok