Hop Weave No. 3
Resilience Brewing

A: Poured from the can into a tulip glass. Body is hazy golden-yellow with a minimal white head.

S: BIG nose. Sweet - almost artificially so. Bubblegum, ripe peaches, ripe melon, and sugar.

T: Tropical fruit (pineapple, ripe melons), ripe peaches, and a bit of citrus (sweet oranges). Like the nose, the taste leans toward the sweet side of things.

M: Juicy, though a little chalky.

O: Good, but not great. A little too sweet for me.

I can't make out what the stamp says on the bottom of the can, just mainly looks like gibberish (to the person who did that, I hope you're reading this - "you had one job"), no worries, after smelling and tasting this, I'd say it was fine in my book. Here's the rest of my thoughts:
Poured into a becher pint glass, the color was a nice hazy burnt orange. A semi-rocky filmy foamy white head loosely fell in between itself leaving some wispy remnants of valleys of head falling off. Spotty film coated lace dots my glass.
The aroma had some ruby red grapefruit juice/peel with some orange juice/pulp and rind, subtle white pepper, slight danky grass and an ever so light touch of piney sticky hops.
The flavor duals the sweet side to the bitter and spicy portions of the hops. The pine, white pepper, ruby red grapefruit and danky grass all come together to really mesh very well. Ended up having a fairly dry spicy hopped and semi-bitter aftertaste of danky grass, pine and white pepper.
The mouthfeel was about medium bodied with a light sessionability about it. It's definitely slightly more to that side than being a sipper. Good carbonation with some stickiness and some dryness. Finishes somewhat sticky and dry with some pine and a smoother grassiness than in its flavor.
Overall, I'd say this was good enough for me to come back to and almost borderline being a New England styled one.