Pint can thanks to hershiser2! Artificial flavors, FD&C Blue #1. Can’t wait! I suspect this will fall into the just because you can doesn’t mean you should file. I knock off points for artificial flavoring automatically, but, other than that I’ll keep an open mind. Hazy purple, odd protein-dense looking almost clear head. Good retention. As in its never going away. Odd. Aroma of sweet berry, lactose. Taste is tart and sweet berry, tart grape, lactose. Very mild tartness. Even not considering the artificial ingredients, still a meh.

Super hazy golden and pale yellow body with a super thick, eight to nine centimetre tall off-white and tan microfoamed and beautiful head, but way too tall. Aroma of tons of lactose, vanilla, icing sugar, malts, mild oranges, a touch of grass and even more cake, candy and flour - seemingly ultra-rich and mega sweet. Full-bodied; Cloyingly sweet with marshmallows (of course), icing sugar, a touch of kumquats and tangerines, but a lot of malts and yeast, but much more lactose, icing sugar and pure marshmallow sweetness, especially at the end, but all cloyingly sweet. Aftertaste shows a ton of sweetness, a lot of malts, literally NO hops, some yeast, but tons of lactose, cake pieces, icing sugar and even the oranges, but this is too cloyingly sweet to take seriously. Overall, this is definitely not any type of IPA, this is a super sweet, unfiltered, but relatively simple ale, not good and not worth searching out or even buying if its right in front of you. Nice to sample in s'mores season, but this is a waste, especially as any 'type' of IPA. I sampled this sixteen ounce, pint-sized can, purchased from MOM's Organic Market in Alexandria, Virginia on 06-September-2021 for US$4,99 sampled at my house here in Washington on 17-September-2021.