Bottle shared at level 42 Canary wharf tasting. 11/07/2016. Huge thanks to Leighton and Phil for this one. A hazed clouded yellow straw coloured pour with a lasting thin white head. Aroma is lovely juicy tropical peach and mango, dank hop, spicy hop. Flavour is composed of earthy grainy, super juicy mango, peach, melon, grainy. Palate is light grainy, refreshing, moderate carbonation. Superb beer.

Bottle at Level 42 tasting. Thanks to Phil and Leighton for hauling across the pond. Pours hazy yellow gold with a thin white head. Aroma is a massive um bongo juice bomb. Mango, pineapple, papaya and guava. Taste is mango, pineapple, papaya. Just a great beer.

Bottle thanks to Phil / Leighon. It pours cloudy yellow - gold with a medium white head. The aroma is sweet, juicy, creamy, grassy, um bungo, mango, tangerine, orange creamsicle, banana and earth. The taste is smooth, mellow bitterness, pineapple, mango, juicy, apricot, peach, fruit punch, melon, grassy, light alcohol and light pepper. Medium body and moderate carbonation. Fucking delicious. Top bollocks.

Bottle shared in CW - many thanks to Phil. Pours cloudy gold with. Frothy, white head. Big juicy aroma, lots of melon, peach, grapefruit, yeast, light pale bread, papaya. Light-medium sweet flavour with buckets of melon, pineapple, papaya, mango. Light bodied with average carbonation. Juicy and resinous and lightly rindy on the finish, tons more mango, pineapple, peach. Just simply stunning. Nothing to fault here.

Bottle at Level 42 tasting, big thanks to LKS, 11/07/16. Hazed golden orange with a decent off white cap. Nose is big pissy trops, melon, mandarin, skunky danko wanko, grapefruit must. Taste comprises pineapple, Um Bongo, skunky, light mango flesh, apricot, melon balls, shoot my balls. Medium bodied, fine carbonation, semi drying close with a skunky hop finale. Does Trillium Thrillium - fuck yes !

32oz growler filled 6/3/16, drunk 6/9/16.
Moderately-to-heavily hazy, pale, flaxen-gold with light brass tints and a large, white, well-retained head atop.
Grassy, for sure, moreso than most Trilliums, and at first I think that may be to some detriment, as the biscuity/crackery malts rise up and add plentiful "dryness" to the nose, as well. But slowly, stone fruit, white grape, meyer lemon and juicy orange/tangerine assert themselves. After more warming and breathing, the stuff just gets better and better as the nose (and flavor) continues to achieve more juicy depth, complexity and balance. No alcohol or flaw.
Again in the mouth, it begins very, very dry, grassy, lightly grainy and with lots of unripened nectarine, lemon zest and light floral notes. But as it warms, the malts soften all of these dry notes, while the nelson morphs in to nectarine and white grape, quite juicy, and made even more so by the spicy orange juice notes imparted by the galaxy. Tight carbonation, no flaw, no resin, moderate bitterness and incredibly drinkable. The Small Bird Series can do no wrong, it seems!