bottle 4% daytime session ipa. flowery and citrussy quite clean very us style mostly hoppy aroma. yellow, white head. flavor is hoppy bitter and slighlty hoppy citrussy. a lot of hops here, but the malts are lacking, tastes and feels like a crazy hopped low alc beer, lower than 4%. but they hit a pretty tasty chugg-able hoppy flavor, dry and very light, but still lots of hops flavors. if you feel like a crisp and easy drinking light beer with a lot of hops and not much else, this is fine. if you feel like sweet malts and tons of hops, this will dissapoint you a lot. btw. i found this in the corner store where I live. Somehow they have decided to have 2 large fridges with cold craft and exotic beer, ready to go - i'm getting spoiled.

355ml bottle. Pours clear canary blonde, with fine white foam. Aroma is delicate hoppy and citrus.Body is slightly thin, with average carbonation. Taste is very moderately bitter, with some grainy sweet base behind. Final is thin

Super light beer. Not much for hop aroma. Brewed here in the Netherlands. Fresh. But like a watered down sessiom ipa. However it is super clean as expected. Albert heijn Amsterdam

Dutch edition. Pours a light hazy yellow golden colour and a white head with some retention. Aroma's of grassy and citrussy hops, a bit grainish retronasal. Flavour is moderate bitter with light fruity sourness. Light bodied. Above moderate bitter finish.

Bière 33 cl trouvée chez Noz Douai. Robe blonde dorée limpide, nombreuses fines bulles et mousse blanche peu persistante. Arômes agréables de fruits exotiques, agrumes et céréales douces, légèrement mielleux, plutôt sympa. En bouche, une fraîche et très légère amertume, une faible présence en bouche, carbonatation élevée... Bière de soif mais qui manque de corps et d'amertume. (M)

20/II/21 - 12fl. Oz. bottle from Albert Heijn supermarket (Overpoort, Ghent), shared @ Akke’s garden, BB: 15/VII/21 (2021-152)

Clear pale yellow blond beer, small irregular white head, unstable, non adhesive. Aroma: little soapy, floral touch, tropical fruits, little dank, some onions, nice stuff! MF: ok carbon, medium body. Taste: ok, good bitterness, little watery, lots of citrus notes, little soapy, pretty good! Aftertaste: grapefruit, citrus notes, floral touch, little soapy, good bitterness, decent!

Session IPA by this now Heineken-owned but ‘classic’ American craft brewery, can from the Albert Heijn supermarket installed in Ghent’s Ghelamco football stadium. Snow white, thick and mousy, cobweb-lacing, uneven-bubbled head, opening and eventually dissolving completely, over a crystal clear, ‘metallic’ pale golden beer with lively fizz. Aroma of lemon candy, orange flower water, guava even, sugared lime juice, some toasted onion, touch white pepper, birdseed, minerals, bread crust, vague undertone of groundnut oil. Clean onset, fruitiness from the hops early on (guava, mandarin), lots of minerally carbonation; smooth, slick cereally and thinly white-bready body, pleasantly bittered by a long grapefruity and peppery hoppiness, adding retronasal citrusiness and faint background hints of cedar oil and toasted onion; sparkling water-like minerality continues, but the finish is given enough body by the hop bitterness. A session IPA fully placed in the old Californian West Coast IPA idiom, the way it all began years ago – almost feeling old-fashioned in that sense, but I could not care less, in fact I find it very refreshing to encounter one of these old school West Coast IPAs again. Very enjoyable.