On tap at Central Jersey Beer Festival in West Windsor, New Jersey. Number one with a bullet. Hazy orange gold pour. Plenty of citrus and mango in the nose. Flavor is orange, mango and red fruit. Smooth, creamy mouthfeel. Slight bitter finish hints at cut grass.

16 ounce can. Barely translucent dark brown color. Small creamy tan head. Light roasted malt aroma hints at vanilla and spices. Flavor upfront is roasted malt, maple syrup, vanilla and light coffee. Medium bodied. Overly sweet. Average at best.

16 ounce can. Hazy orange gold pour. Frothy beige head. Bready malt nose. Sweet citrus notes. Flavor is sweet orange, lemon and mango. Sticky mouthfeel. Light piney finish.

16 ounce can. Number one with a bullet. Hazy yellow gold color. Small creamy beige head. Bright citrus aroma with a touch of herbal dank. Sweet biscuity malt flavor. Notes of tangerine, passion fruit and mango. A bit of ground white peppercorns on the back of the tongue. Nicely balanced with complex fruit and pine nuances.

16 ounce can. Hazy, yellow gold pour. Massive frothy beige head. Spotty lacing. Citrusy hop aroma hints at orange and lime. Plenty of juice upfront.notes of mango, peach, tangerine and lime. Some spicy hop bitterness in finish. Not very creamy for a milkshake IPA. Good nonetheless.

16 oz can from Brendan, thanks man, 8/14/20. Pours a cloudy golden-orange with a fizzy head that dissipates quickly down to nothing. Tart and fruity. Pineapple comes through over the mango and guava. Bit of a dirt / earth note. Lively feel. Tart and slightly puckering on the close. Solid.

16 oz can from Brendan, 8/12/20, thanks man! Clear golden color, thin and fizzy head, no lace. Grains, dough, spice, earth, and a little grass. Drinks dry and fizzy. Pretty good.

Ridiculously hazy peach and orange coloured body with a fairly thin, single centimetre tall off-white head. Aroma of very crisp and pungent citrus and ultra-grassy hops with a dry note of malt, some juice and even some alcohol noticeable. Medium to Full-bodied; Rich malty flavour at first that more than supports the plentiful, grassy, citrusey and herbal hops - all of which show a strong bitterness and bunches of alpha acids, with a pungent sweetness from fruits, namely oranges and mangoes with a light hit of resin and syrup. Aftertaste is deep and robust with a lot of hop flavours showing fruit, dryness and especially perfumey and grassy notes on the end with strong and pungent alpha acids, all balanced by a lot of malt, sweetness, alcohol and rich yeast. Overall, a very nice beer - almost exactly what you'd want for the style - especially in terms of flavours derived from hops, balance and complexity, while also being very easy-drinking. I sampled this sixteen ounce can, purchased from Liqour Outlet in Boonton, New Jersey on 21-December-2019 for US$3,59 sampled at my house here in Washington on 16-January-2019.

Taster at the brewery, 12/13/19.  Clear gold, fizzy white head.  Tart and fruity.  Lots of apple.  It reminds me of a Graft cider more than a beer.  Tart apple finish.  Tasty.   7/4/8/3/16

Can from the brewery, 12/16/19.  Hazy, rusty yellowish-orange color with a fairly thin off-white head.  Melon, pineapple, grapefruit, a little stone fruit.  Fruity, boozy, and a little dry.  Slightly sticky.  Nice, flavorful beer.   7/4/7/3/15