Aroma is citrus/orange and fruit. The flavor is fruit/mild citrus, malts and a mildly sweet/hoppy/slightly beery finish.

UPDATED: JUN 24, 2018 Finally a beer from 450 that isn't overrated AF and is good! Pours a golden yellow with two finger white head. Moderate hop presence with a mild malty backbone. Tastes good and would drink again. Distribute more and date your cans 450! I understand you're fairly new on the scene but it's time to step it up. You got one right with this. Let's keep it rolling.

Miserable pale ale, with a strong herbal dryness mixed with an unusually prominent sweet corn/caramel backbone and an off-putting burnt-plastic undertone (not unbearable but noticeable, enough to make me wonder if something's gone wrong with the canning of this pint). Hops add citrus and pine, but the sweetness grows as the beer warms, and those off flavors only get stronger. Decent wet malt-citrus-pine nose, and texture's good, but I very much hope this glass isn't how the brewers want Pixel Bomb to taste.

Can: Cloudy, light yellow with a small white head. Mild lemon, grapefruit, orange scent. Really juicy, almost pulpy citrus mix in flavour. Light citrus-peel bittering. quite sessionable......a nice one.

Can from Craft Brewed with no date as usual. Still not sure why 450 North does not date their cans (well I can assume why they don't). Pours a clearish copper with a finger of foam that lingers. Nice pineapple forward nose, light grass and guava aromas as it warms. Very nice nose honestly but no flavor on the palate. Thin and watery, without any of the tropical notes noticeable on the palate. Just a watered down caramel character on the palate. Past it's prime probably.

Draft to snifter at the brewpub. Looks solid; a very cloudy darker pineapple with white lacing. Smells of fruity hops with a mildly bittersweet backbone. Tastes like it smells, but less robust. Mouthfeel is medium-light to medium-bodied with some mild citric and grassy bitterness. Sessionable and enjoyable.