(473ml can c/o Luc, thanks!) Pours near-opaque yellow gold with a thick white head and lots of lace. Aroma of grapefruit peels, cedar needles, sweet perfume, cannabis, soft Sabro-like coconut, some citrus pulp or soft yellow fruit juciness. Flavour of bitter orange peel, grapefruit, rich florals (like actual crushed flower petals), woody spicebox, conifer resins, soft coconut creaminess, some bready malt at the core. Light to moderate sweetness up front, finishing fairly dry and heavily laden with sticky resins, some bitterness and a little astringency. Long aftertaste. Medium bodied, soft carb with nice bit of creaminess. Interesting character, helps me better understand Talus after having it (especially under its HBC alias) in a lot of blends recently. Doubt it will become a single hop winner though. That said, this is quality brewing as usual for Badlands singles with good hop saturation and expression.

A hazed blonde ipa with a thick frothy lacing white head. In aroma, sweet fruity malt with light resinous hops, light vanilla, pleasant. In mouth, a nice biscuit malt with resinous floral hops, pleasant vanilla, faint coconut, pleasant. Can from brewery.

473mL can, pours a cloudy peachy golden with a small white head. Aroma is pithy, dank, and tropical, with lots of pithy stone fruits, bitter citrus peel, and dank hops. Flavour is quite bitter and abrasive, with bitter citrus peel, stone fruits, some tropical notes, and some dank hops. It's on the harshly bitter side, with quite a bit of bitter citrus peel. Good albeit a bit harsh.

(473ml can c/o Luc, thanks!) Pours very hazy orange-gold with a thick white head showing good stability and lace. Aroma of heavy floral vanilla, mixed pale citrus peel vibes, kind of milky creamy sweetness, some melony fruitiness as well. Flavour is again heavy floral vanilla and mixed pale citrus peels, citrus pith, a kind of intense floral vibe really, some kind of resinous stickiness in the middle, semi-sweet cream, slightly drying into the finish, light bitterness, some tea-like floral astringency in the aftertaste. Lightish body but ultra creamy, with soft carbonation that adds to the cream. Definitely not a subtle milkshake IPA, the vanilla is running the show here over the very citrusy Pink Boots hop profile. Solid though a little sweet for drinking in large volumes.