Very hazy light golden coloured body with a nice two centimetre tall off-white head that seems to stay afloat a lot longer than most other Non-Alcoholic options, over the 80 per cent opaque body. Aroma of bright citrus, light yeast, a touch of grain and biscuits, but the hops are very nice here and smell perfectly reminiscent of a real New England IPA! Light-bodied; Pretty biscuity and saltine crackery malt notes show at first, but a pretty good orange and even tangerine juicy quality comes through from the hops with a nice finish of flowers and the soft grain. Aftertaste is clean and subdued with the hops showing more than the malts and the orangey, juicy notes still front and centre, in a good way with a little bit of the bready and yeast elements on the end. Overall, pretty nice fake New England IPA with real orange components, a clean malt bill and some floral finishes - a nice escape from some of the other Non-Alcoholic options - this one is worth drinking if you are sticking to N/As! Great to try during my month this year...I'll look for more of this one! I sampled this twelve ounce can, purchased from Total Wine in Alexandria (Potomac Yard), Virginia on 13-November-2022 for US$2,79 with a 'BBE' date of 07-January-2023 on the bottom but sampled at my house here in Washington on 11-March-2023.

Grapefruit and plenty of pine. Golden pour with decent head. Big dose of booze. Bitter end and some caramel. A little marmalade, but not much sugar. Can.

Aroma is malty, some hop oils. Taste has loads of diverse hops, some heavy pine and loads of figs, chocolate. Palate has more borne ale-type elements that completely disguises the heavy ABV - some more fig-like sweetness, and chocolate, pairing well, somehow, with a pretty decent hop bite. Weird, but good.

16 oz. can sent by the brewer. Haze in the pour is slight, or else the bright brassy beer color makes haze harder to see. Nice off-white head. Smell sticks with a familiar resiny American hop note, no exotics here. The taste hit me right off with a solid old-fashioned India Pale Ale bitterness. Again, very little fruit or juice to it. A nice fresh hop taste that's been missing from my beer lineup for some time.

Bottled. Golden colour with a small white head. Aroma is hay, grassy, mild spices as well as some floral and fruity notes. Flavour is floral, fruity, some mild spicy and hayish tones. Somewhat bitter kick in the finish.

Bottled. Hazy golden colour with a mediumsized foamy white head. Aroma is citrus, some biscuity and mild caramelly notes as wel as some passion fruits. Flavour is caramel malts, citrus, passion fruit, mild herbal and grassy bitterness.

Canned. Hazy deep golden colour with a medium white head, which disappears quite fast. Aroma is zest, some lemon and lime with mild herbal notes with some coriander too. Flavour is lots of citrus, big time sour and tart fruity/wooden tones with some sweetness from fruits and malts, but at the same time quite dry finish. Good sipper, but also quite quaffable if thirsty. And the dry palate actually makes you long for more.

Canned. Hazy orangeish golden colour with a mediumsized thick foamy head. Aroma is salt, some fruits and mild tart wooden tones. Flavour is pretty much the same elements, but ends up rather dry. Quaffable!