GROWLER shared in Bucharest. Very hazy yellow. Full on hop juice, tropical fruit with a good deal of resins. Gentle fruit sweetness, yet no malts on their own. Fruity hoppy smooth flavour, light pine freshness. Surprisingly low bitterness and super smooth mouthfeel. Excellent!

750mL growler filled on 7/30/16 and shared by Blisscent on 8/11/16.
Big white head tops a thoroughly hazy (though not soupy), brassy-golden body. Good retention.
Huge dank, lush, greenery/spiciness in the nose bursts forth upon pouring, with melon, very light pine and rich honey-like malt notes balancing easily in the background. It’s a bit more subtle/dank and "enigmatic", shall we say, than the Julius family, and a little less citric than I remember green being, but obviously batch-to-batch variation occurs and it’s been about a year since I’ve had green. No alcohol or flaw.
In the mouth it’s not as explosively juicy as many of their beers, though that sweet-meets-bitter, juicy, nectarine-lime-spice character of galaxy is here perfectly exhibited. Dank, lush and with huge depth, it melds nicely with the honey-like maltiness gaining light watermelon and sweet lime characteristics as it breathes. Tight carbonation, a soft, pillowy texture, as always and no alcohol or flaw. Again, I think you’d be very hard pressed to tell this apart from the regular Green, but it’s delicious as always and fun to try.
Canned 11.4.16 drunk 11.5.16.
Surprisingly similar to Curiousity 27 but a bit more dry with spicier, dank, green notes and a strong pineapple character. Just a bit more lasting flavor though aromatically about the same. Wonderful stuff. Upping my rating a bit.

Draught (growlers) and cans since batch 3 (I believe) back in January of 2014 and onwards, most recently a growler filled on 8/5/16 and drunk 8/6/16.
Julius was never a soupy beer, though its cloudiness/haziness is fairly variable. This most recent batch had a good haziness but nothing intense. Head is large and very well-retained, of white color. The body is a maize-golden with a bright copper-blonde hue.
Citrus in the nose of the orange juice variety (not white grapefruit or intense lemon) but mixing with the base malt to give the distinct juiciness of this "style". Bright, tangy, juicy and with plentiful mango-kiwi-pineapple. Some melon lingers nicely on the finish, with bits of lime and honey. Hugely aromatic, as Tree House beers almost always are, with no flaw/alcohol/resin/punchiness.
Sweeter in the mouth, than many of Tree House’s beers, though not to say too sweet. It’s soft and malty with a tight carbonation, tons of tropical-juicy fruits and an appropriate, balancing bitterness that isn’t aggressive/resinous. As it warms and breathes, I get the same very distinct watermelon/honeydew melon/pommelo or what have you, note that is quite enticing and found in the other Julius variants. Juicy, lush, malty, lightly bitter and exquisitely flavorful and bright. While I think they’ve gone on to produce some more innovative and exciting things since their early days when this beer reigned supreme, it’s still a classic and a beer I’m always VERY happy to drink whenever given the chance.

Can thanks to Seth. Pours a very cloudy orange yellow with medium frothy white head leaving spotty lacing. The aroma is pineapple, mango, melon, grass. Medium body, strong pine, juicy, pineapple, crushable, light bitterness, really enjoyed this.

475 ml can during my vacations. Hazy golden orange color with white head. Hoppy aroma, lots of pine and grass, tropical fruits, citrus fruits, orange, grapefruit. Light sweet and moderate bitter taste like aroma. Medium oily body with soft carbonation.