16 ounce can. Number one with a bullet. Hazy, yellow gold color. Large, pillowy white head. Floral hop aroma hints at citrus, melon and tropical fruits. Big bready malt base. Then, bittersweet citrus, with notes of grapefruit and pine. Expected More juiciness, but got lots of bitterness, instead.

16 ounce can. Opaque dark brown color. Dense, bubbly tan head. Draped lacing. Earthy roasted malt aroma hints at cocoa and raw pie crust. Flavor is milk chocolate, cinnamon and caramel. Notes of vanilla and spice in finish.

On tap at Hamilton Tap & Grill in Hamilton, NJ. Hazy orange gold color. Beige whipped cream head. Fragrant citrus fruit aroma. Notes of tangerine and lemon. Flavor is sweet orange, lemon and mango. Creamy mouthfeel. Some spicy hops on backend. A hint of pine as well. Tasty.

16 ounce can. Number one with a bullet. Bright gold color topped by a foamy white head. Aroma has clean herbal notes with hints of cut grass and lavender. Crisp grainy malt flavor upfront. Some sweetness as well. More herbal, earthy notes from the Lubelski hops. Nice balance and flavor. Quite refreshing on a late summer afternoon.

Ridiculously hazy deep amber and copper coloured body, with a thick, three to four centimetre tall tan head that stays afloat for a while, all atop a deep copper, 90 per cent opaque tint - nice! Aroma of mangoes, citrus fruits, earth, flowers, grass, caster sugar and a small amount of alcohol - quite pungent in the nose together. Medium to Full-bodied; Strong mango and tangerine flavours at first with a nice sweet and syrupy bite that has a light hit of yeast and some wheatie and very smooth malts right up front with a smooth fruitiness on the end with a light tartness of grapefruit, but a nice balance of rich hops and some pungent sugars. Aftertaste shows the fruits front and centre with a lot of alpha acids and bitterness still hanging around, but the mango and rich melon bite shows almost as strong with a bunch of malts and some robust sugars, too. Overall, a nice and very rich beer that tastes Imperial from the richness and malts, but not very 'imperial' in alcohol or bitterness, as this is fairly easy-drinking and enjoyable, while being complex and deep. Nice to sample this from a new (to me) brewery, very fresh and appropriate for the style! Looking for more from the brewery the next time I visit the state! I sampled this sixteen ounce, pint-sized can, purchased from Joe Canal's in Lawrenceville, New Jersey on 21-December-2020 for US$3,79 canned on 04-July-2020 with the tagline: 'Bursting with Hops', sampled at my house here in Washington on 01-February-2021.

16 ounce can. Number one with a bullet. Slightly hazy orange gold pour. Brief beige head. Faint wheat malt aroma hints at orange. Flavor follows nose with added notes of coriander. Light in body and flavor.

16 ounce can. Hazy yellow gold pour. Frothy beige head. Fragrant citrus hop aroma hints at lemon and tangerine. Dank citrus upfront. Bursts of bright orange, lemon and passion fruit. Lots of juice and fruit. Dank, bitter finish. My first brew from Jersey Cyclone. Nice job!

16 oz can from the brewery, 3/6/20. Canned 12/12/19. Mostly clear orange color with a frothy off-white head. Pineapple, orange, and some spice. Herbal, grass, and dough / bread. Some dryness here. Finishes with a spicy tingle. Solid overall.
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16 oz can from the brewery, 3/6/20. Canned 12/12/19. Mostly clear orange color with a frothy off-white head. Pineapple, orange, and some spice. Herbal, grass, and dough / bread. Some dryness here. Finishes with a spicy tingle. Solid overall. 7/4/7/4/15