UPDATED: APR 7, 2024 Can in a glass. Pours hazy golden. Aroma of citrusy and fruity hops, pale malts, light dough, maybe some floral honey notes? Flavor the same, with a nice hoppiness. A solid beer.

UPDATED: MAR 19, 2024 Canned 2/14/24, drunk 3/19/24. Heavily hazy, bronze-maize-brass. Medium-sized, off-white head, slowly to partial cover. Beautiful nose. Spice galore with gentle berry suggestions and no onion/garlic. At close to 6 weeks old, the nose is intensely aromatic, clean and balanced, with ample oat to soften things. Spicy, soft and juicy with lemongrass, light wood, ample, soft malt and soft oat. Excellent balance all-around. Not too much pine, but the simcoe and amarillo do provide excellent bitterness. Tons of flavor for its size, more than most breweries' DIPAs. Spice, cracker, honey and oat lingering with a bit of berry and pine. Maybe just hit the sweet spot for this but damn, this is incredible. Might very well be underrating this at 4.4.

UPDATED: MAY 19, 2020 Pretty darn delicious! A tasty citrus-forward beverage with smooth carbonation and lovely mouthfeel. This is pretty close to perfect.

UPDATED: MAR 18, 2019 Draft at RnH-West. Hazy, bright golden color, nice white head. Solid amount of lace. Big grapefruit over peach, guava. Really tasty. Rind-style bitterness as well. Delicious.

UPDATED: FEB 4, 2019 Pour @ RateBeer Best 2017. Cloudy golden beer with a white head. Aromas of melon and orange rind, but overall this is just super grassy to me. Get a good bit of pineapple and grapefruit, too. Some sweet bread and tropical fruits and moderate bitterness on the back end.

Proletariat, NYC: pours opaque haze with white head. Aroma is super ripe tropical fruit: mango, pineapple, some citrus. Taste is sweet. Moderate bitterness. Huge fruitiness. Medium bodied.

On tap at Warpigs, may 11th 2017. Cloudy orange body with a white head. Aroma is flowery and tropical, quite zesty. Taste of mango, pineapple, fruit candy, resin, a tickling pine note. Bitterness is subtle but refreshing. A very nice tropical ipa.

Tap at Tired Hands Fermenteria. Murky yellow colour, medium-sized white head. Overriped sweet tropical fruits in the nose. Medium-bodied. Tropical fruits, dankyness, honey, citrus. Soft palate. Nice ipa although not as good as its ratings.

On tap at the brewery. Hazy grapefruit pour with a frothy white head that settles down eventually. Interesting mix of some slightly overripe mixed citrus and then more bitter tangerine and some spruce resin. Moderate carbonation and strong body, finishes somewhat dry and slightly astringent.

16 oz. can. Poured murky orange with thin white head. Solid lace. Aroma of citrusy tangelo and tropical fruit. More citrus flavor with tangerine, orange, pineapple and then mild bready/cracker along with a blend of honey sweetness and bitter pine hops. Juicy. And titties.