Can from Community Food Co-Op, Bellingham, WA; canned Feb 07
Blond colour, clean, with medium sized head, nice lace. Old school hops in the aroma, pine, gym bag (light dankness). Good mouthfeel, quite dry, but with structure; the malt base is good, there's hay, lightly toasted bread; bold bitterness, with old pine resins.
More modern than old school, I've had brigher IPAs, but it's very clean, enjoyable.

16oz can from Jake65. Hazy golden pour with an initial thick, fluffy white head. Fruity aroma, fruit punch, citrus aroma. Taste is pineapple, bubblegum , zesty with some dank notes skirting the edges. Dry finish

16oz can pours out hazy golden topped with a active white head. Nose is big dank weed notes some citrus and a bread malts. Taste is more of the nice big citrus dank hops and some light sweetness.

12oz can pours out black topped with a small tan head. Nose is nice sweet chocolate roast malts cinnamon some pepper spice bourbon barrel and a little vanilla. Taste is more of the nice sweet chocolate roast malts bourbon barrel vanilla cinnamon pepper spice.

16 oz. can, pours a clear golden with a small white head. Aroma brings out plenty of oily resins, piney hops, dankness, a touch of stone fruits, and light sweet malt. Flavour is dank, piney and oily, with plenty of dank hops, resinous notes, piney hops, melon, and a bit of sweet malt. Dank, piney, melon-y, with no shortage of hops and excellent balance. Palate is very oily though, almost too much. Still, excellent.