British style. Very brown bread malty, bit of citrus. Quite bitter at finish.

330 ml bottle from Tokyo Station. Darker orange pour, somewhat cloudy and with some white foam. Nose is relatively perfumy, some resiny hops, bit herbal perhaps and sweeter malty body recognisable underneath. Taste has some good bitterness and sweeter background - but not the greatest balance. Still decent.

Tap at Craft Beer Picnic, now listed as 6.5% ABV. An opaque orange brown in Colorado and with a ring of light beige foam and a fruity hop bouquet that features orange and mango. The medium body gives you substantial malty caramel sweetness which the hops counterbalance with mango and orange creamsicle notes. Pretty good.

Hazy muddy amber color. Biscuity malty nose with some tropical fruit notes. Medium full body, slightly sweet and definitely malt accented but lots of tropical hops in there as well. Nice beer, but pretty much old school 90s IPA.

Bottle at home in Hackney - sourced in Japan. Pours perfectly clear gold with a frothy, white head. Nice aroma, some pissy hops, lemon peel, pithy grapefruit, dry pale malts. Light to medium sweet flavour, with nips of melon, lightly tangy tangerine, a dash of urine, subtle piney bitterness, crisp pale bread. Medium bodied with average carbonation. Nicely balanced finish, with licks of resin, cat pee, melon, citrus fruits, tangerine, supporting pale bready malts. Overall, this is a really nice IPA. Very drinkable, concise. I quite like it.

Tap at Kyoto Fest 2017. Dank nose, grapefruit, lost of Mosaic, pineapple. Cloudy orange color. Fruity, a bit sweet, tasty.