Can, courtesy of Matt. Pours hazy soft yellow. Lemon, passionfruit, white grape, bubblegum, light bitterness. Medium body. Very good.

16 oz can. Flavor is focused around lemon, bready malt moving to a honey like finish. Soft floral bitterness with a refreshing crispness. Another well made brew from New Park. Note: My 500th beer from the state of Connecticut!

Draft with lunch grapefruity pink colored and thick looking. Nose is berry delights. Tastes of thick raspberry, boysenberry cherry smoothie. Some grass and sugar as welll. Smooth and not overly sweet.

City Tap draught, 6/18/22. Murky, muted-strawberry, no head. Yep, smells pretty much like a fruit rollup. Slightly punchy strawberry, very jammy with light acidity and hints of peach. Don't really get any mosaic hops (which is probably good). A bit muted at times with a bit of an odd, almost phenolic sharpness on the end. Soft, malty, very fruity-juicy in flavor. All fruit with strawberry leading the way. Good tartness creating a pretty good balance, though it is quite sweet. The fruit flavor is juicy and real, with good acidity, but there's not much here outside of that, and the heavy strawberry gets a bit fatiguing by the end of the glass. Good but not up to the usual insanely high standards of this series.

On tap at Arts and Crafts Amsterdam Ave. Pours hazy yellow. Grapefruit, pineapple, papaya, soft sweet tropical fruit, light bitterness. Good body. Nice.