Bottle at home bought at Hanadaya. Golden amber coloured, slightly hazy with small beige head. Aroma is fruity, citrus and grassy hops, and also a bit sweet. Taste is fruity but without as much sweetness. End is lemony bitter, but not forcefully so. Quite subtle and pretty nice. Not bad at all.

Slightly hazy, amber, medium head. Aroma shows some pedio, light English yeast. Sweet, amber malts, a touch biscuity, the pedio isn’t showing through much.

On tap at the brewery. Medium copper color. Flowery, slightly perfumey aroma, with citrus, hops, fruits. Hoppy, fruity, light flavor. Slightly alcoholic!; with honey. Popcicle like. Ok. It might be good if it weren’t so cold. Rather bland, though.

rating is combined. Med. amber color. Little to no head. Big grapefruity, citrusy nose. Sexy oranges, apples, spice, tea and cinammon mouth. Weak malt presence. Finish is lacklustre and has no punch. Will try on draft at pub in near future and see how that is any better. 7/4/7/3/13 -3.4 Nov 5, 2006 Rerate on draft from pub. Light amber color, senous passionfruit, peaches and apricots in the nose. Much more alive thanout of the bottle. Highly aromatic mouth with is like drinking liquid hop flowers with grapefruit soda poured on top. The finish is still lack luster for bitterness, but the body is more balanced than I noticed before with some crystal (??) malts? If it was more bitter this beer would give SNPA a run for its money, but it doesnt. 9/3/8/4/14