Can shared tree uanks to my brother and dad. Clear amber with small beige head. Caramel malts, orange peel, light flowery, grassy, herbal candies. Medium sweet and bitter. Medium bodied with low carbonation. Noy very good, and somehow quite low on carbonation.

‘Standard’ IPA by this pioneering craft brewery in Norway (not counting Nøgne Ø and a few others), thanks to Pedro of Bassin (and L’Arogante) for sharing the can! Off-white, mousy, stable, mediuym thick, cobweb-lacing head, lightly hazy orange-tinged peach blonde robe. Aroma of orange peel, herb cheese, leeks, dusty old ‘herbes de Provençe’, toasted onion, old rusk, dusty old herbarium. Cleanly and restrainedly fruity onset, notes of apricot, green banana and apple peel, lowish in sweetness, fizzy carbonation; slick and smooth cereally malt body, dry rusk and old cookies, with a dried orange peel and unripe mango character coming from the hops, mildly spicy and drying with a lingering orange peel (even subtly orange flesh) flavour lingering. Too old in the hops department, clearly, this must have been considerably more citric when young, but still enjoyable as a rather old school IPA, in a vein that brings back lots of memories for an older drinker like me.

Hazy orange with medium white head. Aroma is evergreen, medium body, medium carbonation, and little lacing. Taste is evergreen and bitter finish. West coast style.

Can at home on 26th September 2019. Pours clear copper with yellowy white loose foam and spot lacing. Hoppy aroma with a hint of soapiness. Tart citrus peel in-mouth with a suggestion of smoke. A bitter finish with some fruitiness. Zingy mouthfeel and plenty of body.

Tap at Mother Kellys. Dank smell, resin. Bit of dairy to it too! Taste is a bit weird, quite sweet, bit of sugar, light hoppy prickle, very small traces of fruit. Bit of bitterness at the end, but not quite sure about it.

Bottle from kestral, thanks! Golden color with some reddish notes hining through. Grapefruit, pineapple and hopoil in the aroma. Firm oily hopbitter flavor with grapefruit and pineapple. Earthy oily hopbitter finish. Well balanced IPA.

Appearance is amber, bit of haze, a small beige clingy head. Aroma- orange, hops, malty hints, fruity hops, caramel. Taste- bitter hops, fruit, orange, caramel malt, bitter resinous finish.

330ml can; BB 30th Aug 2019. Drank at home on 19th May 2019. Really orange pour, white crown. Nice blend of piney and citrusy hops that fill the nose and taste, nice!