Tap at Kispipa. Deep golden pour, white head. Nose is floral estery, with a faint bitter touch. Taste is somewhat bitter and sweet boozy. Light to medium body, average carbo. Huge meh.

Bottled 330ml. -from Kézműves Csemege Budapest. Orange/golden coloured, huge off-white head that stays for more than five minutes, extremely lively carbonation, pleasant floral hoppy nose. Moderate malty, floral hoppy and caramel with decent spicy notes. Also light spicy finish with touch of fruits and alcohol. Interesting and a bit too sweet IPA.

Whoa, didn’t expect to be the first one to rate it. Courtesy of and shared with ogivlado (thanks!). A completely "nervous" (copyright of Maja) beer - huge gusher, most lively carbonation EVER. Luckily it doesn’t have Duvel-class persistence or we would still be waiting for it to settle. Any fears that it might be infected were quickly trumped by the aroma, and it’s a lovely thing, sweet caramel notes from the malt, fine yeastiness, creamy, lovely spiciness, some mild aroma hops & dust. Classy. The taste didn’t follow up to the promise, however, being slightly too sweet for a Belgian IPA, heavy maltiness, notes of orange, guess from the hops too, mild mild soap, not that much bitterness in the aftertaste. More Belgian than IPA in this case, but in any case, you should try it.