On tap into plastic cup at Gordo's in Raymond, NH. Appearance is clear yellow with fair sparkle, no head and no lacing. Aroma is strong corn and cracker malt. Taste is as aroma. Mouthfeel is medium side of light-to-medium bodied with smooth texture, soft carbonation and finish as taste. Overall, pretty straightforward but good strength to the aroma and taste.

Tap at River Road Tavern Dark brown bordering on black with a good sized tan head that persists. Rich roasty chocolate and hints of caramel and dark dried fruits.

Can. Slightly cloudy pale gold color. Nose in flavor are a reflection of each other. Bready malt, yeast, slight citrus in a lighter crisp texture. Well crafted.

Can date of 4-24-19. Aroma shows soft tangerine and grapefruit peel. Flavor follows with the addition of a little bit of caramel and a strong lingering Grapefruit rind bitterness. I think I am use to drinking “juice bombs”. Because this bitterness starts to get bothersome.

Can. Flavor and aroma are a mirror. Mild caramelized sugar, day old coffee, and weak roast. Considering the gravity, body comes off a tad thin. Still pretty drinkable.

16 oz can date of 12-18-18. Deep brown color, fizzy carbonation. Aroma of light roast, oats. Flavor is a traditional oatmeal stout. Body is a tad thinner than you find in the style. Bone dry texture.

16 oz. can. 37 days old. Hazy bright yellow appearance. Aroma is pineapple and weak citrus. Flavor shows weak citrus and weak tropical fruit. Malt is sweeter than it should be. Mild bitterness, not much juice. Nothing wrong here just very average when compared to others in Southern Maine or seacoast NH

16 oz. can. Pale hazy straw color. Aroma and flavor are a mirror of each other. Mild citrus and grain upfront. Body is medium with a dry pine-like texture. The bitterness is mostly pine and turns slightly astringent. As it warms the alcohol shows fiercely.

Can pour into taster cup at Craft Brew Race Portland. Appearance is cloudy, light brown, thin ring of off-white head, no discernible sparkle. Aroma is subtle cracker and floral--not what I expect a NEIPA should smell like. Taste is a mild floral/fruitiness, biscuit/cracker malt, but dominated by bitterness that's not all that welcome. Palate is light-to-medium bodied with thin texture, soft carbonation and finish as taste, more bitter than any sort of flavor. Overall, other than the look, seems misclassified as a NEIPA. It's not great as a standard IPA or even an APA. Pretty pedestrian.