Canned. Hazy deep golden colour with a small white head. Aroma is sweet malts, some fruity and mild nectary tones. Flavour is nectar, some sweet malts, somewhat bitter and mild earthy tones.

Almost perfectly clear golden coloured body with a nice sized two to three centimetres tall off-white and almost tan head with a ton of miniature floaters swimming furiously around, crazy looking! Aroma of grass, grapefruit, hay, flowers and some subdued candy notes, with alcohol noticeable, too. Light to Medium-bodied; Very crisp super stone fruity and showing just a touch of sweetness without any perceived bitterness and seemingly no hops or much malt at all - this is very soft and crisp. Aftertaste shows a light hit of floral and perfumey flavours, but again, no alpha acid bitterness from the hops and only a little bit of apricoty notes from fruit with not much malt support at all. Overall, a nice and enjoyable beer that almost feels/tastes like a lager with how light it is, but the apricoty and dry notes are nice. Not great if you enjoy more 'traditional' or newer school IPAs and this is also nowhere close to Imperial Status. I sampled this sixteen ounce, pint-sized can, purchased from Broughton Street Liqours in Savannah, Georgia on 30-December-2021 for US$4,99 with the tagline 'Liqour Math' on the bottom of the can, and canned on 13-August-2021 sampled at my house here in Washington on 12-May-2022.

Aroma: Sweet raspberries. Flavour: Fruity sweet with sour notes and raspberries. Aftertaste is sweet and sour. Colour: Reddish orange with a white head. From: Can coutesy of Rasmus40

Sampled from the tap at Malcolm Yards. Pours a a clear pale yellow with a white head that dissipates to the edges and laces. Aroma has slightly dank and earthy grass with a bit of hay and grains underlying. Flavor has earthy grass and hay with bread and straw notes supporting.

Very bright, full of stone fruit and berry notes from the hops, followed by citrus pith and chive, with a pine bitterness on the back end. Almost skews tart; I wish it was a little boozier to tamp down the fruit. Okay.

Orange, lime, biscuit malt, grapefruit peel, and earthy pine aroma. Cloudy golden yellow with large white head. Moderately sweet citrus, biscuit malt, and moderately bitter grapefruit peel and quinine flavor. Okay body.

Nice IPA, offering bright notes of stone fruit, citrus pith, and white grape, with a hint of pine and earth and a modest mineral bitterness. Slightly sweet grain and peach linger on the fade. Tasty.