Can ordered from Malt Miller, Swindon. Aroma is sweet and creamy - hazelnut and chocolate = praline. Dark and glossy. Foamy beige head. Medium bitter. Chocolate and coffee with a nutty streak. Bitterness amps up into the finish with a hint of dark berries. Peripheral burnt caramel throughout. Light-medium bodied. Thin but creamy. Average-fizzy carbonation. Long dry finish. Nutty, man.

Can ordered from Malt Miller, Swindon. Aroma is resinous with a citrus underbelly. Opaque dark orange. Thin creamy white head. Two tiers of bitterness - Medium bitterness with a marmalade edge and spice. A more heavy boozy more resinous bitter below this. The sugariness does a bunny hop into the finish before the bitter booze rears its head again. Medium bodied. Slick. Creamy. Soft carbonation. Long astringent finish. Lovely bitter marmalade stuff. Seems to also have a warming affect.

Can from The Davis Beer Shoppe. Pours lightly hazy gold with a large frothy white head. Aroma seems tangerine/citrus. Approaching med body. Flavor is mostly tangerine for me. Juicy but not very sweet. Bitter enough to get the job done. Malt is very light. Refreshing.

Ridiculously hazy light golden coloured body with a very thick, three to four centimetre tall just off-white head, but the body is super hazy and around ninety-five per cent opaque. Aroma of alcohol, citrus fruit, resin, white pepper, resin and a lot of pungent and astringent notes, with some nice malts in the nose. Medium to Full-bodied; Very rich malts dominate with a strong grassy and dryness along with rich, resinous, grassy and citrusey hops, but the peppery, spicey and alcohol bitterness really hits the hardest here. Aftertaste is fairly rich and pungent, with a great balance, but deep bite from the hop bitterness, dryness and alcohol, especially but some tiny doses of sweetness makes it through, as does a bit of pine, metallic twang and a lot of malt body still on the end. Overall, a nice, very strong and pungent beer that has a great haziness, strong bitterness and good dry, bitter and balanced beer that does show 8,5 per cent, but the flavours and complexity make it worthwhile. Nice to sample this without heading out to San Francisco and still very fresh! I sampled this sixteen ounce, pint-sized can, purchased from Corner Store, Bait & Tackle in West Palm Beach, Florida on 14-February-2021 for US$5,29 sampled at my house here in Washington on 08-March-2021.

Classic neipa... got the firm bitterness, which is clean, lotsa hop aroma. Dank, good. Beer temple ams

Can from Total Wine in Folsom, CA. Pours translucent gold with a transient white head. Aroma of citrus/pine, pale stone fruits and caramel. Med plus body. Flavor is bitter, nigh dank, citrus pine with pale stone fruits, and arguably weed supported by discernible caramel. Not dry, but not sweet. Extremely bitter, but nice malt support. Likely deadly.

Orange caramel color with a medium sized head that left decent lacing. Sweet and malty with cookie, cocoa, caramel and a bit of fruit. Long finish. Moderately full bodied and smooth