Lightly hazy copper and bronze coloured body with a smooth single centimetre tall tan head on top. Aroma of rich hops that show almost more of a peppery and grassy bite than those of citrus along with some moderate malt elements and a dose of assertive grain and more of a lager yeast smell than any ale yeast. Light to Medium-bodied; Slightly fruity flavour at first that shows more of the pungent (read grapefruit and pomelo) citrus notes than that of oranges and lemons, but also some assertive drying flavours and grain more noticeable than some of the other flavours, but still packing quite the punch and profile. Aftertaste shows some dry grass and a lot of deeply citrus flavours with a lot more grain and malt flavours than anything else. Overall, not too complex, and showing perhaps more of an APA, if that, than any IPA, and the drying and malt flavours show through more than any hops, especially citrus flavours. Nice to try, but there are much better 'New England' IPAs than this one or ones with citrus notes at all. I sampled this sixteen ounce, pint-sized can purchased from New Beer Distributors in New York, New York on 24-February-2018 for US$2,95 sampled in my hotel room here in New York, New York on 25-February-2018.

On tap at Batch Gastropub. Clear amber with medium off-white head. Aroma is rotten grain, medium body, low carbonation, and some small-bubble lacing. Taste is rotten grain sin and caramel.

Clear pale amber colour, small fizzy white head, totally diminishing, minimal lacing. Aroma sweet malts, blueberries, blueberrie syrup, bubble gum. Taste heavy sweet and light bitter, blueberries, lemonade syrup. Sweet aftertaste, fruity, light herbal notes. Light body, watery to sticky texture, flat carbonation. The taste reminds me of lemonade syrup with not enough water added to it...

Bottle from 7/11. Malty, grassy, light citrus. Some bitterness. Overall weak hop profile.

Can. Asda. (This must be an alias?). Pale gold. Soft haze. Slim, white head. Nose has faint, peachy hop. Sweet grain. Taste follows suit, with an added tang of light sourness. Light body. Some acidity. Crisp fizz. Short (thankfully) lightly sour finish. I’d say this is definitely not a pale lager, although I’d struggle to offer up a better suggestion.

Bottle from Tops. Clear golden. Grainy, light malty, bit grassy,. Dry, clean. Fairly sweet.

On tap at the Big Hunt, pours a clear orange with a ring of white head. Nose is actually quite interesting, fairly dank, stinky onion, orange peel, orange juice, some soap. Flavor really lets down, soggy bread, too sweet honey/candy, orange soda, grass. Finishes sweet and a little oily.