Camba Island

Camba Island lands like a cloud of citrus and stone fruit, all softness. There's peach skin and a hint of passionfruit, but nothing sharp or demanding. The mouthfeel is creamy without being heavy, and it finishes clean—almost delicate. It's the kind of beer that disappears into conversation, never pulling focus.

Tunnel Vision

Tunnel Vision has actual texture. You get tropical fruit—mango and pineapple—but there's a waxy, resinous undertone that keeps it from being pure candy. It's still a New England IPA with that hazy, full-bodied character, but it feels more structured, like someone had a point of view when they brewed it. The finish lingers just a touch longer.