(473ml can c/o Luc, thanks!) Pours near-opaque yellow-gold with a decent white head and a little lace. Aroma of lots of fresh and slightly dank leafiness, mixed citrus, white grape, soft berries, mixed 'tropical fruit juice' sweetness, a touch of tanginess, soft bready malt. Flavour is lead by fairly sweet and lightly tangy orange pulp, citrus zest, berries (especially strawberry), nice leafiness, some dank overtones, touch of conifer needle, smooth bready malt, a bit more mineral and crisp than some Badlands IPAs, softly bready malt, off-dry finish with orange and berries, soft peppery hop cone accents, fairly low bitterness. Long orange peel aftertaste. Medium bodied, moderate carb, a touch less creamy and more prickly than the current house style. I'm not convinced by the various water profile experiments, but this is yet another tasty IPA from Badlands; like a more rounded version of the Pedestals with Talus and HBC630.

(473ml can c/o Luc, thanks!) Pours near-opaque yellow with a thick white head and lace. Aroma of dank ripe funky pineapples, mix of musky tropical fruit that reminds me of a market in Bangkok, foral punchiness of lychee, candied pit fruit, hint of the flavour (not aroma) of durian. Flavour is semi-sweet and very floral-fruity, tons of lychee and mangosteen, peaches, candied yuzu peels, hints of pineapple, subtle peppery hop burn, malt is lightly bready, drying finish with fairly low bitterness. Medium-bodied, oily to creamy, with average carbonation (a little high for Badlands house style). I love this, big expressive Galaxy floral tropical fruit notes. It's not everyone's cup of tea but as a big Galaxy fan this nailed it for me.

(473ml can c/o Luc, thanks!) Pours very cloudy medium gold with a decent white head with good retention and lace. Aroma and flavour driven by an interesting character of mixed red berries (especialy raspberry) coupled with dank conifers, some mandarin/grapefruit peel aromatics, almost bittersweet with some nice bready malt as a core and the fruity aromatics, finishes with sticky berries, pine resins, citrus bitters and a touch more hop burn than typical from a Badlands beer giving a light to moderate bitterness. Medium bodied, very creamy, softly carbonated. Nice to try HBC630 alone after having experienced its berry and conifer vibes in other multihop beers.

473mL can, pours a hazy golden with a medium white head. Nose is wonderfully dank, with lots of pot-like hops, a burst of tropical fruits, and just enough biscuity malt. Flavour is super juicy and dank, with lots of dank hops, resinous hop oils, and plenty of juicy tropical fruits. Pretty gorgeous and assertive hop character—dank, juicy and oily on the finish once again. Excellent.

(473ml can c/o Luc, thanks!) Pours very hazy bright yellow-gold with a decent white head and lace. Aroma of bright citrus and white grape with quite a dank blanket of cannabis and wet leaves, some sweet bready malt, accents of nice floral tropical Galaxy. Flavour is popping with tangerine, white grape, some red berries, rich lime zest florals, smooth bready malt, soft and lightly mineral and plush, with some dankness building middle to finish of the sip, semi-sweet but finishing fairly dry with light to moderate bitterness with candied pit fruits, florals and dank leafy resins in the aftertaste and just a hint of boozy twang. Medium body, lightly creamy, with fairly high carb which is a little unusual for a Badlands. Big time southern hemisphere hop vibes here, a long way from a mango bomb with some nice green and floral notes and no hop burn. Good stuff here, nice hop saturation.

(473ml can c/o Luc, thanks!) Pours moderately hazy yellow-gold with an average white head and some lace. Aroma is quite floral, heavy on melon, tangerine, grapefruit peels, mango, unripe peach, dank grassy hops and a little bread. Flavour is semi-sweet and juicy up front, slightly green mango and honeydew with grapefruit peels, bready malt, a little dank grassy edge but no really 'green' hop burn, there is a little bit of alcohol warmth though (unusual for Badlands). Aftertaste of soft mango and melon with some grapefruit peel. Light to medium body, oily to creamy, soft to moderate carb. Solid stuff, this isn't my absolute favourite hop profile but it's rendered well here and is a tick above regular More! for me.