Can to tulip.
Appearance: hazy golden yellow with a finger and a half's worth of white foamy head which dissipated slowly to leave some sliding lace
Aroma: some piney to white grapey sweet and tart character, super clean malts
Flavor: mainly sweet the whole way with a little bit of tart character coming in with more warmth, sly piney/white grapey aftertaste
Texture: light to medium bodied, somehat a sipper, maybe a little bit of sessionability to it, dry piney/grapey finish
Overall: pretty nice DIPA I'd return to.

Can pour. Poured a clear yellow color with a foamy white head. Aroma was light funky notes, some bubblegum. Flavor was light funk, light lemon, some yeasty funk. At a DCBeer share.

Can (12/4/23) pour shared by ClarkVV--thanks, Clark! Dark yellow with ring of head. Aroma is pine and citrus. Taste is strong pine, milder citrus. Smooth, thin body, soft carbonation, finish as taste. They delivered what they wanted but not what I want.

16 oz can. Thank you ClarkVV on the share. Aroma has mild pine, minerals, herb. Flavor follows. The body is a bit flimsy. Not a ton going on here.

Canned 12/4/23, drunk 1/20/24. Clear brass. Large, white head, quickly to cover. Melon, melon and melon. White bread, pine, cherry. Interesting hybrid stuff. Lots of malt. Lightly bitter, malty, crackery. Piney, a bit of sweaty and over boiled hops. Clean, lighter, decent attenuation but just a bit resinous and earthy for my liking.

Thanks Clark

On tap at Farmhouse Tap & Grill in Burlington, VT. Number one with a bullet. Hazy yellow gold color. Creamy white head. Spotty lacing. Aroma of tropical and stone fruits. Flavor is sweet citrus, peach and melon. Juicy notes with a hint of booziness. Peppery hops in finish.