FOUND FOOTAGE
DSSOLVR

No date on can, into a wide wine glass.

Pours a clear amber with some good foam, noticeably darker than most modern WCIPAs. Aroma is peaches and nectarines with no sugar as well as a slight dankness. Flavor is similar, heavy on the peach and grapefruit with a good kick of dankness up front that finishes slightly fruity and sweet. Shockingly low bitterness for a WCIPA, but still tasty and interestingly complex. It seems like the opposite side of the coin of some older hazy IPAs, where there's no hop bitterness but with a citrusy dankness. This one subs in stone fruit and finishes clean. Feel is solid, carbonation helps with percieved bitterness well, and it's lower body which makes it drink easy.

Overall, a weird but tasty and highly thirst-quenching beer overall. I wouldn't call it a WCIPA even in the modern (no malt, stone fruit/dank forward, highly bitter) sense, but there's a lot of interesting flavors that feel quite familiar to someone who's drank a lot of very old IPAs and some modern hops.