Hazy yellow colour and small white head. Sweaty riped fruits like peach. Medium-bodied. Citrusy with some mango, peach. Quite bitter.

Hazy yellow colour, medium-sized white head, which leaves some lace. Aroma is herbal, grassy, mild biscuits and grainy tones. Meh.

330ml can. Hazy, yellow-ish, dark golden colour with average to huge, dense, creamy, moderately to mostly lasting, moderately lacing, white head. Juicy, tropical fruity and citrusy fruity as well as slightly piney, hoppy aroma, slightly oaty and wheaty malty background, notes of mango, passion fruit, grapefruit, some yellow stone fruit. Taste is moderately bitter, resinous and piney, slightly dank and minimally citrusy fruity hoppy, notes of spruce, pine, pine needles, a touch of grapefruit and lemon, sweat and resin, oaty malty basis, floral bath salt overtones with a touch of coniferes, lavender, rosemary.
Creamy texture, smooth and soft, simultaneously slightly dry palate, medium to fine, dense, mildly prickly carbonation.
A tad disharmonious at first sip (and irritating due to the huge gap of fruitiness compared to the nose), but with a slight readjustment of expectations all makes sense after a while and it becomes impossible to find the fruity aspects in the nose;: reminds of Nepomucen's Forest IPAs - pretty good!

Can picked up from Beyond Beer webshop, Hamburg and consumed at home Sunday 19th April 2026 following a few days away from Wed' night until this morning in Freising and München visiting friends. We're doing one of our favourite recipes - Nidi di Tagliatelle al forno - However we're perking up the Ragu this time with the addition of Ndjua, listening to Twilight Sad - It's the Long Goodbye. Pours hazy pineapple yellow colour with a large white head, citrus up front, bitterness, pithy and quite a nice furry citrus rub across the tongue. Nice carbonation, soft mouthfeel. Good. Score: 7.6