Közepes, örökké tartó hab, borostyán szín. Citrusos, mangós, ananászos illatok. Ízében citrusok, mangó, ananász érezhető, fenyős-gyantás és némi fűszeres felhanggal. Sima, krémes érzetű, testes, selymesen szénsavas, erősen keserű. Nagyon finom, a magas alkohol miatt alattomos, jól csúszó sör, kiváló arányokkal.

Draught at Gollem during their weekend dedicated to AleSmith and Founders. Very thick, cobweb-lacing, creamy, dense, egg-white head over a lightly hazy golden beer with warm pale orangey hue. Lush, strong, perfumey bouquet of candied orange peel, dried mango, sweet red onions, feta cheese, gin, cheese crackers, grapefruit zest, pine needles, olive oil, biscuit. Clean but very vivid fruitiness in the onset, mango flesh, lychee and yellow kiwi, lifted up by mandarin freshness including the thin sourish accent; lots of residual sugars though, as well as minerally side notes from a relatively fizzy carbonation. Oily and resiny, full mouthfeel, bit glueish; supple, 'soggy biscuity' malt sweet background, on which an early, long-lasting, very aromatic 'new' hoppiness develops, resiny and thoroughly (spicy) bittering and drenching the mouth and nose cavities in a fragrance of fresh grapefruit, sweet red onions, pink peppercorns and a hint of marijuana, followed by gin-like, warming alcohol as can be expected from an IIPA. I love this kind of overly generous New World hop beers regardless of intended style - because this is just not vinous and barleywine-ish enough to qualify as a typical imperial IPA, rather feeling like a DIPA, even if the distinction between both is arbitrary - and not even made at all on this site. Hugely enjoyed this one, nonetheless.