Radiant Halos in the Outfield 4Pk

Radiant Halos in the Outfield 4Pk is a hazy IPA from Radiant Beer Co. in Anaheim, California, brewed at 6.7% ABV and sold as a four-pack of cans. Built on a four-hop combination of Citra, Nelson, Simcoe, and Amarillo, this release leans heavily into tropical and stone fruit character while keeping bitterness restrained — a deliberate design for easy-drinking sessions.
Quick Facts: ABV: 6.7%  |  Origin: Anaheim, Orange County, California  |  Style: Hazy IPA  |  Brewery: Radiant Beer Co.
Production & Heritage
Radiant Beer Co. operates out of Anaheim in Orange County, California, a region that has become a legitimate hub for modern craft brewing. Halos in the Outfield is built around a hop bill of Citra, Nelson Sauvin, Simcoe, and Amarillo — each selected for overlapping tropical and stone fruit qualities that amplify one another rather than pulling in separate directions. The result is a beer with a pillowy, soft body and minimal perceived bitterness, designed to drink well below its 6.7% ABV.
Tasting Notes
Aroma: Tropical mango leads immediately, followed by ripe stone fruit and a citrus brightness likely driven by the Citra and Amarillo. There is a gentle resinous undertone from the Simcoe that keeps the nose from becoming one-dimensional.
Taste: The entry is soft and juicy, with mango and pineapple landing on the palate first. Mid-palate brings white peach and a faint gooseberry tang courtesy of the Nelson Sauvin hops. Bitterness stays low throughout, letting the fruit-forward hop character stay front and center.
Finish: Medium in length with a clean, lightly dry close that avoids lingering sweetness. A whisper of citrus pith rounds out the final impression.
How to Drink Halos in the Outfield
Drink this one cold, straight from the can or poured into a tulip glass to open up the aromatics. A hazy IPA at 6.7% ABV is sessionable enough for multi-beer occasions but complex enough to reward attention on its own. It works in a Beermosa with fresh-squeezed orange juice for a brunch twist on the mimosa. Try it alongside a Michelada riff using hot sauce and lime, where the beer’s tropical sweetness tempers the heat. It also pairs naturally with a Beer Margarita — blending a portion with tequila and lime for an unconventional warm-weather serve.
Best For
Watching baseball or game-day gatherings where a crushable, flavorful beer is essential
Introducing hop-forward styles to someone who dislikes bitter IPAs
Warm-weather backyard sessions with friends
Building out a craft beer tasting flight focused on Orange County breweries
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Halos in the Outfield taste like? It delivers prominent tropical mango and pineapple flavors with ripe stone fruit notes, all carried on a soft, pillowy body with very low bitterness.
How does Halos in the Outfield compare to other hazy IPAs? At 6.7% ABV, it sits in the approachable range for the style — lighter bodied and less boozy than many East Coast–influenced hazy IPAs that push 7.5% and above. Its four-hop combination emphasizes fruit sweetness over dank or resinous qualities, making it lean more crushable than contemplative.
Is Halos in the Outfield good for people new to hazy IPAs? Yes — the low bitterness and juicy fruit-forward profile make it an excellent entry point for anyone curious about the hazy IPA style without wanting to wade through aggressive hop burn.
Where is Halos in the Outfield made? It is brewed by Radiant Beer Co. in Anaheim, situated in Orange County, California, a region with a thriving craft beer scene anchored by numerous independent breweries.
What foods pair well with Halos in the Outfield? Fish tacos with mango salsa mirror the beer’s tropical character. Grilled chicken with a citrus glaze complements the hop brightness. Thai green curry benefits from the beer’s soft sweetness cutting through the spice. A charcuterie board with mild, creamy cheeses provides a neutral base that lets the hop aromatics shine. Fresh ceviche with lime and avocado is a natural coastal California pairing.
What sizes does Halos in the Outfield come in? It is available as a four-pack of cans from Radiant Beer Co.
Is Halos in the Outfield worth the price? It positions comfortably within the standard craft hazy IPA price tier — competitive for a small-batch, four-hop release from an independent California brewery, and the hop complexity justifies its placement against mass-market alternatives.
Why Halos in the Outfield?
What separates this beer from the crowded hazy IPA field is the specificity of its hop combination. Rather than simply piling on volume, Radiant Beer Co. selected Citra, Nelson Sauvin, Simcoe, and Amarillo for their complementary tropical and stone fruit profiles, creating a cohesive flavor arc rather than a scattershot hop showcase. The 6.7% ABV keeps it in genuinely drinkable territory without sacrificing the hop density that makes the style worthwhile. For drinkers who want a hazy IPA that prioritizes fruit character and body over bitterness and alcohol heat, this Anaheim-brewed release delivers precisely that.