Brewery draught, 1/12/24. Heavily hazy, bronze-maize-golden. Small, white head quickly receding. Juicy peach, heavy white grape, light spruce, rich honey and rustic grains with a clean yeast and light pine on the finish. Passion fruit and orange lingering. More and more pineapple with warming. Soft, fruity, juicy, lightly malty and very dry. Clean. Lots of white grape, light cranberry, passion fruit and light mango. Easygoing, quite flavorful. Bit of pine in the finish. Amply bitter. Lots of fruity ester. Maybe a touch thinner than I'd expect for the size.

16 oz can in a trade with tfontana. Thank you Tom! Aroma shows pineapple and citrus-like notes. Flavor ends up being a little bit floral with the citrus. The finish is balance between sweet and bitter. Some juice in the texture. Pretty nice!

Pours a hazy straw from a tap. Tropical fruit gummies, a little mineral in both nose and mouth. Good beer. Note, this is a blend of hops from different regions unlike the other beers in the series.

Pours a very nice near black from a crowler. Rich chocolate is not overpowering, nice roasty malts otherwise. Similar flavor. Not terribly sweet, nearly dry. Pretty good beer.

Pours a nice light brown from a growler. Yeasty aroma is nicely fruity and estery. Good beer.

Pours a nice slightly hazy straw from a growler. Light lemongrass aroma and flavor, some hay in the mouth too. Good beer.

Pours a nice rich near black from a tap, nitro head. Aroma is dark chocolate, coffee. Similar flavor but with banana notes, a little caramel sweetness. Could have used some more bitterness, this almost comes off as a sweet stout. Good beer.

Pours a hazy orange from a tap. Nice big fruity mango and tangerine nose. Not as juicy in the mouth, in keeping with the style, some tartness. Pretty good beer.

Pours a straw from a tap, tried a day before the official release at a local restaurant they're friendly with who had an early keg. Mango and light pine aroma and flavor. Slightly sweet. Good beer.