08-02-18 and 10-02-18 // cans shared. Purchased at Mikkeller Webshop. Compared drinking both times with part in a glass and parts straight from the can. Can gives a more hop oily feeling and and more aggressiv hop flavour and bitterness while the glass provides just a perfectly balance DIPA. I loved it both ways. --- Hazy orange. Small head. Fruity hoppy nose. Aroma of loads of grassy, hay hops with citrus and fruit notes. Hop oily, slightly hop creamy mouthfeel. Strong bitterness which stays in the mouth for a long time. Such a great IPA. Definitely stands up to the hype and I could drink it every day. Smoother than the 8%.

(473ml can from Mikkeller Webshop) Pours a pretty hazy pale orange with an average white head and spotty lace. Aroma is concentrated and a mix of pungent fruit and dankness, notes of preserved peaches, apricots, passionfruit, papaya, berry candy, citrus, some slightly sknuky weed, fresh grass. Flavour is again heavy with hop oil character, concentrated notes of pit fruit, white grapefruit, papaya/melon, floral tropical passionfruit vibe, biscuit malt gives a bit of sweetness, rather dank leafy notes with some catty character, some pine needle, citrus zest and pith, above moderate bitterness but not totally scalding. Medium bodied, a bit oily, fairly soft carbonation, no alcohol. Somewhere between a more bitter west coast and contemporary NE style, and obviously an influence on both. Not head and shoulders above other DIPAs now, but really good all the same.

Can. Tiny sample from happy ocasion. Hazy orange juice colour. Small head. Aroma: gigantic hops. There are citrus and tropical fruit, grassy notes. Additional honey. Medium body. The taste is extraordinary juicy & hoppy. Big orange, tropical fruit. Some grassy and resiny notes. Medium bitterness. Perfect drinkability. Very good.