Muddy, not much head. Juicy, yeasty aroma...has that overripe character I’m not nuts about. Low bitterness, juicy with a hint of acidity. Oddly more fruity than hoppy. I could drink it, but it’s not actually that interesting.

500mL bottle, pours a cloudy opaque yellow with a small white head. Aroma brings out lots of juicy dry hopping, tropical fruits and biscuity malt. Flavour is very fruity, with those mosaic hops jumping out and biscuity, crackery malt. Dry, yet juicy, with a nice crispness. Very good.

Can sample at Ariel’s place. Thanks troubles. Hazy yellow-golden, big white head. Lacto, coriander, a bit citric, a bit of graininess, tart, a bit salty. Very nice.

16oz can pours a translucent yellow with some lacing, white head. Nose is nice, juicy fruit bubblegum, some mango, guava, grassy, a little paint/hint of something faintly industrial. Very inviting. Flavor is super approachable and drinkable, juicy with tropical fruit, just a little orange and lemon, grass, chewed bubblegum, perfume, flower petals. Finishes dry but juicy too. Good, but I could have used just a kick more bitterness.

16 oz can shared by a friend, thanks Mike J! Hazy yellow with off-white head. Aromas of herbs, hay, funk. Tastes of light tartness, herbs, light funk. Light body with a dry finish.

Cask@The Ginger Man, NYC
Murky yellow color, medium-sized white head. Very juicy aroma, overriped pineapple and mango. Medium-bodied, soft palate. Low carbonation. Juicy, a bit milky even, pineapple, citrus. Yeah NE IPA it is.

Poured into a becher pint glass, the appearance was a cloudy burnt orange color with a thin white foamy head that dissipated at a decent pace. Messy clingy white lace.
The aroma started off with some mango and pineapple sweetness, a touch of soft grain/wheat and then some light berries.
The flavor yields to the sweetness initially and ends up bringing in a light blended juiciness from the mango/pineapple. Light piney bitterness for balance and good taste. Crisp sweet semi-bitter yet tropical sweet aftertaste flowing into the finish cleanly.
On the palate, this one sat about a light to medium on the body, with a leniency to the medium side. Moderate carbonation. ABV feels appropriate.
Overall, pretty good AIPA trying to lean towards that NE hazy styled IPA with that juiciness trying to come forth like many others in this region. Does it? I think this is Lost Nation’s effort to compete but ends up staying just a tad underneath from that claim. I’d still have this again.

Keg at Growler Garage, Burlington. Cloudy golden, small head. Pineapple and passionfruit up front. Mid sweet with medium body and clean mouthfeel. Peppery and lightly caramelly with pineapple and passionfruit Harsh and edgy. Metallic bitterish finish.

Pours an orangina from a bottle with thick white head, very effervescent, overly so. Aroma of citrus and even a little pine. Flavor is a wonderfully refreshing orange/lemon soda (like a fancy European one that costs $3 a bottle or something and ends in -ina or -etto), with a hint of salt. Well-balanced salt, citrus, and hops, although again too bubbly for me. Also earns a demerit for the worst cage I’ve ever had to open, it was twisted nearly to the end, thought I was going to have to dig out the needle-nose pliers to open it. Pretty good beer.