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(750ml swing-top from the brewery) Pours opaque bright orange-gold with a thick head that goes white-to-orange as the bottle empties, with loads of lacing and fruit stuck to the glass. Aroma and flavour of sweet juicy fresh peaches by the bundle balanced by light lemon and lactic acidity, overall balance is mid-sweet and light tart, drying slightly into the finish with a little more acidity and minerality but still piles of peach. Medium-full thicc body with soft carbonation and fruity creaminess. Excellent overfruited sour with the excellent Niagara peaches working their magic.

(On tap @ the brewery, Aug 29/20 - the board says Citra, Motueka and Amarillo hops) Pours near opaque yellow-orange with a small white head and a little lace. Notes of nicely sweet juicy mango, tangerine and mandarin with some zesty lime and cut grass accents, touches of flowers, pretty clean malt structure with some brioche and light fruity esters, fairly sweet up front finishing off-dry with low to moderate bitterness, some lingering citrus pulp and zest, no real alcohol warmth or hop burn. Medium-full body, lightly chewy with creamy carbonation. Smoother than their IPAs, I think the extra ABV and structure makes for a rounder beer and I really like this hop profile.

(On tap at the brewery, Aug 29/20) Pours opaque creamy yellow-gold with a small white head. Notes of mango, tangerine flesh, grapefruit and orange rinds, white grapes, fresh flowers, grass, softly sweet biscuity malt, rather juicy up front with some 'greenish' vibes in the middle and some Citra resinous fruity oils in the back end probviding low to moderate bitterness in a dry finish. Medium bodied with smooth creamy carbonation. The Nelson is getting eaten a little by the Citra, I think, but this is still very tasty.

(On tap at the brewery, Aug 29/20) Pours opaque murky dull orangeish with a white head. Simcoe, Azacca and Amarillo hops. Notes of leafy weed, underripe mango and pineapple, dried flowers, maybe some berries, lightly sweet biscuity hops and lots of spicy, resinous hits and some citrus on the finish, which is dry and lightly to moderately bitter with a little burn. Medium bodied with smooth creamy carbonation. Nice stuff though definitely on the more floral and resinous side as you'd expect from the hops used, making it a bit less drinkable than the other offerings.