Rush
Matchless Brewing

16oz can from Hops & Bottles. Pours out deep golden, cloudy, one finger creamy white head. Aroma is malty and lime. Taste is fruity, sweet, limes, leading up to a dry finish. A little bit of Froot Loops too, didn't pick it up at first, but it's there.

Color is an orangey amber with plenty of foam in the Blanche de Chambly goblet. It's perfectly clear, and the Juicy name doesn't relate to anything hazy in the style. Fruity, appley aroma with orange in the nose. Flavor is full of orange and mango with some apple pie. It's rather sweet and malty, like an Altbier high on something. there's a sticky and resiny note in the aftertaste, but overall it's very drinkalbe. An unusual IPA with an interesting bunch of hops. From the 16 oz can purchased at Town & Country market.

Poured from 16oz can into a dimpled mug. Canned 10/30/23, so super fresh indeed!

Appearance: rich golden hue with a light dash of haze and two fingers of frothy ivory foam. I should not the label says "Juicy IPA", not "Hazy IPA", so this seems pretty legit.

Smell: sweet and fruity with a bit of juiciness and a melony character -- am I detecting watermelon due to the psychological effect of the pink and green label? :D The label says "fully loaded citrus" but that's not coming through to me in the aroma; still, it's enticing!

Taste: rather on the sweet side, but with enough interesting flavor not to be too off-putting. There's a little bit of dank citrus here, but also plenty of melon and berry flavors. It's interesting, and most of all it's different, so I am enjoying this.

Mouthfeel: medium-rich body with a decent carbonation and creaminess.

Overall: I am liking this beer. It might end up being a little too sweet for me, but for now it's good. I must say I also like the label -- it really resonates with folks of a certain age.