UPDATED: MAY 29, 2023 Can at the yacht club pool on Memorial Day. Must have pretty tasty because it disappeared quickly on a gorgeous day. West coast style IpA with medium bitterness and a light hint of booze.

UPDATED: MAR 25, 2022 2000th rating! Enjoyed at Poke Jon’s in Blue Ridge, GA after a weird work day and prior to a wedding. Very enjoyable. Nose is more grassy, flavor hits like a high ABV brew with noticeable bitterness. Picked a good one for number 2k!

UPDATED: JAN 3, 2022 Can pour from Hop City - Krog Street Market. It's a lightly hazy golden yellow with fine mist of floaties, nice sparkle, 3-finger white foamy head with excellent retention and nice soapy lacing. Aroma is strong lemony citrus, pineapple. Taste is lemony citrus over crackers and later, lighter pineapple. Mouthfeel is light-to-medium bodied with soft, frothy texture, average carbonation, alcohol warmth, and dry finish as taste with lingering bitterness. Overall, decent strength of aroma and flavor though not super complex.

UPDATED: DEC 28, 2021 From a can. Pours clear gold with suspended particles and a bubbly white head. Tastes like grapefruit hops, white grape, resin, grassy malt, and faint booze. Light/medium body and low carbonation. Smells like grapefruit hops, resin, grassy malt, and white grape.

UPDATED: JUL 12, 2021 12 ounce can from Hop City. A clean yellow pour with bright hops and almost no malt. Nice citrus. Really good overall.

12 oz can pours a light orange color with a small white head. Aromas of citrus, pine, resin. Medium bodied, nicely balanced a very good beer. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

UPDATED: MAY 25, 2019 12 oz can. Smells of pineapple with a hint of lemon. Yellow in color and hazy. Tropical flavors(Pineapple, touch of grapefruit) come through, with a bit of tartness. Finishes with a mild lingering bitterness. A good, well balanced juicy IPA.

UPDATED: MAY 24, 2019 Found on tap. Clear light yellow with thin foam. More leaning to the juicy side than I expected. Not very hoppy especially for the style.

UPDATED: MAY 16, 2019 12 ounce can - $2.98 at Sherlock's in Marietta (Kennesaw), Georgia. ON: 04/05/19. Appearance: Pours a fairly clear, standard light yellow body with an inch of near white suds. Scant lacing. Smell: A little watermelon, pink guava. A little pineapple, pine. Some underlying dank, floral, and citrus elements gently wrapped with a thin veneer of hooch. Taste: A soft, lightly bready, crackery base, seemingly some crisp pils involved. Its medium sweetness catapults into candied watermelon, guava juice, a tropical pineapple-white wine spritzer, but, also more fundamental touches of jutting citrus, dank herb, affably resinous pine and firm meadow flower florals. Medium-plus bitterness. Warming, heated, piquant notes of alcohol flush in from time to time, but, are rather well integrated into the flavor. Spicy, bitterish with lingering, durable resiny waves. Mouthfeel: Medium-bodied. Medium-plus carbonation. It's warming, yes, but it's kept about as loose and mobile as possible. Overall: Had to listen to some boo-hoo boob cry and weep about the hype and rarity literally sucked out of this beer due to its wider release, rendering it a commonplace, pedestrian beer. FFS, son. It's a quality, comparatively easy-drinking DIPA that's hit the local market fresh and fast.

UPDATED: MAY 5, 2019 Pale yellow color was much lighter than most other beers in the style. The head was just one finger thick at its peak before settling into a thin ring of bubbles. The smell was tropical, bringing to mind mango, pineapple, guava, and passion fruit. The taste was exactly like the smell, just turned up a couple of notches. The tropical fruit tastes were very soothing, while the bitterness was low. There wasn't even a hint of booziness, which is amazing for a 9 percent ABV beer. The body felt soft and silky slick. This DIPA was damn easy to drink.