Two hops. That's the whole recipe framework for Green Gold - BRU-1 and Riwaka, saturated in rather than just added to, according to Fairweather's own description. A two-hop IPA is a narrower bet than most breweries make these days, when a five- or six-hop bill has become the default way to hedge against a recipe not landing.
The flavor notes lean tropical and resinous: mandarin, mango, stone fruit, wrapped in what the brewery describes as a silky, soft body. BRU-1 and Riwaka are both known for punchy tropical fruit character on their own, so pairing just the two suggests Fairweather trusted the combination to carry the beer without needing a third variety to round anything out. This is billed as a beer the brewery has never released before, which is a specific claim for a brewery with a fairly deep back catalog already.
It's pouring now at the brewery and available through the online shop. Two hops is either a shortcut or a statement of confidence, and Green Gold reads like the latter.