Perfectly clear copper and light orange coloured body with a very thin, ultra fast-dying pure white head that leaves nothing on top after a few minutes. Aroma of horribly funky and incredibly pungent notes with more alcohol than I can imagine, some paint thinner, a dash of acetone, turpentine, peaches, mangoes and pure tequilla - very funky throughout, and not in a good way. Medium-bodied; Strong very funky flavour of alcohol, gin, bourbon, pine, tequilla, rum and a dash of pure astringency with some lemons and citrus and not much else that resembles beer, or even wine for that matter - this is funky and all over the place. Aftertaste shows more of the liqour notes, incredible amounts of liqour, funk, bitterness, astringency and flavours (most in a bad way) throughout with way too much emphasis on the alcohol, when it was intended to be more fruit-centric, this came off as anything but that. Overall, perhaps one of the worst beers I've had for the year, and probably without a doubt, the worst from the pretty reputable Flying Fish! Do NOT try to find this one, and if you have it, drink it immediately, do not waste any cellar space on this one! I sampled this twelve ounce bottle purchased from Liqour Outlet in Boonton, New Jersey on 21-November-2018 for US$4,29 sampled at my house here in Washington on 04-June-2019.

Fairly clear light amber and light brown coloured body with a very small, single centimetre tall perfectly tan head that stays afloat for a while. Aroma of coffee skins (cascara coffee/tea), light hop bitterness, some subdued malt notes, a hint of peated malt and a lot of nuts throughout - with some caramelised sugar sweetness as well. Medium-bodied; Super funky deep coffee flavours that dominate the front end, showing the coffee skins, funk, dry grass and a lot of hay with a dose of light hops noticeable towards the very end without any malts or substance. Aftertaste shows the coffee, bitterness and funk throughout with more of a coffee ice cream finish and straw-like dryness with some light hops, but that's about it - very funky and not enjoyable at all. Overall, not a very good blend between an IPA and coffee-flavours, this tasted more of a dry coffee-tea and bittered malt/earth/nut finish than anything else. Definitely not worth trying to find - if you like IPAs, coffee or the two put together, as in all three categories, you are left with an inferior product! I sampled this sixteen ounce, pint-sized can, purchased from Liqour Oultet in Boonton, New Jersey on 21-November-2018 for US$3,19 sampled at home in Washington on 05-April-2019.