Can. Pour is a hazy light gold with a puffy white head that dies to lacing and a few patches of bubbles in a couple of minutes. Aromas are boozy, with some honey and biscuit maltiness, and a nondescript tropical edge. Flavor is similarly boozy with some tropical fruit and a little bit of a chewy malt presence. Decent, but man I miss old school Hopslam from back in the day.

Can. Pour is deep, dark brown - but kind of thin-looking for the style. Head is tan, less than a finger. Aromas are thick with Nutella or maybe it smells more like walnuts than hazelnuts... so chocolate, a touch of coffee and creamer. Flavor doesn't work for me. The Yeti is there... brooding in the background... but the hazelnut/latte thing in the front doesn't sit well against it. It comes across as a bit of a concoction rather than a lovely brew - which would be my gentle critique of breweries who are in on the fad of dumping a bunch of stuff in a flagship brew and making us all rush out to try it.

Bottle. Pours a clear gold with a thin head. Aromas of phenolic funky lemon with a bit of a peppery edge. Flavor is grain, lemon, pepper, a bit of a medicinal edge... Decent and interesting.

Bottle generously shared by Pedro. Pours an ever so slightly hazy straw color with aromas of funk, horse blanket, bandaid, and lemon. Flavor is alright at first but there is an aftertaste that is pretty lousy. Kind of a nice sour and lemony mid section and then descends into bandaid or earwax or something. I want to like this but it just isn't my favorite.