Can sourced from Beer Republic and drunk at home (26/02/2022) - hazed up yellow with a white head. Peach and pineapple notes, some lemony and grapefruit citrus coming through, juicy, supporting pale malts, light hop spice, balanced bitter hoppy close. Tasty enough and very sessionable.

Hazy pale blond colour with fluffy head. Lots of leafy hop bitterness. Very well rounded bitter taste with nice fill mouthfeel too.

Canned 1/10/22, drunk 2/6/22. Very dark brass-to-copper with strong amber honey tones and a massive, off-white head that shows strong retention. Heavily hazy. More stone fruits in the nose, than citrus, initially, with hints of vanilla, honey, graham cracker and biscuit in the background, growing stronger as it warms and breathes. Peach and apricot nectar flavor is deceptively soft, very juicy and balanced ever so slightly by mild bitterness from the hops. Honey and biscuit maltiness balances, as well, and it's supple, almost creamy and well-attenuated. Was ready for the abrasive, disruptive tangerine juice/acid character that these citrus IPAs often have but it's no where to be found, thankfully. Lovely stuff. Super easy drinking, soft and no booze or heavy acidity from the hops.

On tap at Man in the Moon. A bit hazy golden with a small white head. Mild fruit, hay and some herbs. Medium bitter finish.

On tap at Man in the Moon. Hazy golden with a small white head. Grass, citrus, hops and malt. A decent one.

On tap at Man in the Moon. Hazy yellow with a white head. Quite mild with papaya and some citrus. Almost no bitterness.

Pours a slightly hazy amber from a can. Light lemon aroma but primarily pine, similar flavor. Good beer.

200th Hazy IPA rating! Pours a hazy amber from a can. Stone fruit and pine aroma and flavor. Good beer.

Very clear, perfectly golden and crisp coloured body with hints of copper, all with a thinnish, single centimetre tall off-white head on top. Aroma of crisp grassy and herbal hops with some light grainy malt notes and a touch of sugars near the end in the nose. Light-bodied; Very fresh malt and crisp grainy notes with a light dose of lemons and earth towards the end with some light hop bitterness noticeable along with a small touch of hay and yeast here as well. Aftertaste is very dry, fairly floral and grassy with some light sweetness at the end and the majority of the flavours being related to the malts, of course. Overall, a fairly nice, dry and herbal beer with some light grassy notes, a dash of hop bitterness from the alpha acids and some super small hints of residual sugar at the end that provides enough balance, but this is fairly mild throughout. I sampled this sixteen ounce, pint-sized can, purchased from Whole Foods in New York (Bryant Park, 42nd St), New York on 03-December-2021 for US$4,99 sampled a few minutes later while walking the streets of New York with my family at Christmas, on 03-December-2021.