12 ounce can from Binny’s River Grove, 9/19/22. New brewery! Brewery #2098, USA #1701, Illinois #75. Clear gold, large fizzy white head, below average retention. Aroma of bready malt, caramel, yeast, stone fruit, and a buttery note. Taste is bready malt, stone fruit, yeast. High carb, too high. I feel like it’s stripping the flavor a bit. Overall decent.

Can. A- Malty, caramel, bready. A- Yellow color, clear liquid, white head. T- Grains, malty, subtle lemon. P- Light body, average texture, average carbonation, balanced finish. O- Very drinkable. A bit heavier than I expected. One of the better and more balanced pale lagers I've had in quite some time.

Can: Poured a unclear golden with a white frothy lacing head. Aroma is tropical fruit, malty. Taste is tropical, citrus, fruity, maltiness.

Aroma sweet tropical fruits orange Flavour grapefruit orange light tropical notes Soft mouth feel Quite refreshing for a 6% beer

strong, maybe a bit to strong for more than one in a night. Malty, Caramel slight toffee, some citrus

355ml can - Pours a hazy yellow amber colour with a lasting foamy white head. The aroma is fruity, tropical with some citrus and grassy notes. A moderately sweet taste, tropical fruit, citrus and doughy malts with a citrus and resiny hoppy finish.

355ml can - Pours a hazy orange gold colour with an average sized off-white head. The aroma is rye, stone fruit and piney hops. A moderately sweet and moderately bitter taste, sweet grainy malts, rye, citrus and stone fruit flavours with a resiny pine and citrus hop bitterness.

355ml can: BBE July 2022. Given to me by Martinish, drank at home on 9th April 2022. Misty yellow body, decent white topping that lasted. Mixed bag of fruits in the nose, more dank in the flavour/taste. Would have been better fresh I expect.

Can from Beer52. Hazy yellow-amber with a karg, lasting white head and a pleasantly soft fizz. Mild tropical aroma. Wheat chaff and yeast up front on tasting; it's quite dry. There's a little pineapple, lime and pine behind, and a dry, moderately bitter, slightly earthy finishy. It's the dry wheatiness that dominates though. Really not what I was expecting in a NEIPA, and not a beer that I particularly enjoyed.