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16 ounce can into a tulip snifter. Canned 1/25/22, had 2/22/22.

Pours a hazy yellow orange, with a two inch foamy head and a good amount of foamy lacing. Aromas of melon, pineapple, malt, some peach, a light floral aroma. Flavors of pineapple, orange tang, malt, some melon, a light pine hop bitterness, a light floral taste. Smooth, creamy, a solid lighter body, well carbonated.

Very enjoyable. Fruity, with a great feel. Really well done.

Pours a bright uniformly hazy orange bronze colour with creamy bubbly off white head.
Tropical nose - tangerine, pineapple, a grainy malt presence, a bit of earthy weedy hop.
Sweet tropical fruit, citrus - tangerine and candied pineapple - grainy cereal malt, and a pleasant leafy/weedy bitterness and a touch of the 10+% ABV.
Full creamy mouthfeel - sweet not cloying and nice backend hop bite on boozy base.

 

 

Fully opaque maize to OJ yellow with a thick and spongy off-white foam head of moderate height that slowly collapses.

Smell is like sprite--really, it's lemon-limey with hints of vanilla shortbread in the background.

Taste is far more cannabic and harsh, nearing aspirin before being averted by sweet orange juice softened by a touch of biscuity malt.

The medium-light body has a light, bubbly froth that comes to a semi-dry finish that's a little boozy.

 

Canned 1/25/22; drank 2/3/22 @ the Yarchives.

Opaque orange appearance.

A rough pour yielded a huge eggshell head; strong, frothy tree-rung lace.

Pineapple, cane sugar, mild ganja & faint booze heat notes in the nose.

Creamy, medium thick mouthfeel.

Pineapple & booze heat flavors up front; mild cane sugar & faint cane sugar notes on the finish.

A bit too much here; the regular version if more palatable, but as far as hazy triple IPA's go this is above average. Not one to really seek out though.

Pint can less than a week old. Pours thick and opaque, like carbonated peach juice. Rich and malty on the nose, with cantaloupe and papaya in front, light mandarin and tangerine in the back. Fruit cocktail with light florals.

poured from a 16oz can into a stemless wine glass. pours a milky, hazy orange with a three finger fluffy white head. peaches, oranges and bubblegum on the nose. taste follows with an extremely pleasant hop bitterness. nothing harsh at all. simply reminds one that this smooth, tropical fruit-forward beverage is indeed an imperial IPA. a very full, very soft mouthfeel with perfect thickness from start to finish. it has a little creaminess to it. this might be my favorite HB to date. it’s so soft and drinkable for a 10+% beer. lovely aromas and flavors of ripe tropical fruit. enjoyed every sip of this one!