473ml can @ Pien, Helsinki. Soft, sweetish and juicy tropical fruity with some orange juicy notes, tangerine and grapefruit. Okay. --- Beer aliased from original tick of ...Like Clockwork on 17 Apr 2022 at 16:48 - Score: 8. Original review text: Soft, orange juicy and citrusy with some grapefruit and tangerine.

Canned 12/22/21, drunk 1/20/22. Moderately to heavily hazy, peachy-orange-mango with a frothy, large, white head that shows medium-to-strong retention. Mmm nice and subtly fruity with easygoing mango, apricot, nectarine and navel orange. Malts seem sparse and crackery, allowing the hops free range, while yeast leaves little impression; perhaps some mineral. There's some light pineapple, a touch of floral aromatic and just all around understated hop notes which I love. No twang, alcohol, weird yeast. Pineapple, soursop, unripe papaya, meyer lemon, pine, oversteeped black tea and just a general tangy citrus character is super interesting and untraditional. Kind of reminds me of Tree House Curiosity 116, though this here is less softly/comfortably malted. Which is my biggest issue; it's just a bit too crackery, and not soft/supple enough to quite balance the tangy citrus. Adding the bottom third of the can, all contents included, produces more softness, some vanilla and bubble gum notes and a better all-around balance, but still a bit too tangy and the pineapple picks up significantly as it warms leading me to believe there's either a good deal of Strata or any amount of Sabro. Looking it up, I'm wrong and it's just Citra Simcoe. Surprising. But I guess the simcoe really does it in? Would expect a lot more juiciness from the Citra, but maybe it's the malt I should be taking issue with? Again, the suppleness is no where near the top tier DIPAs. Still, it's Foam and it's better than most.

Hazy pale golden pour with a medium frothy white head that burns away steadily to a film. Stringy lacing. Hoppy aroma with pine and peach notes. Medium body with flavors of piney hops, citrus, peach and biscuit malt. The finish is moderately bitter with a lingering piney hop aftertaste. Pretty good all around.

Pours cloudy yellow, medium white head, pillowy lacing. Aroma is sweaty, mango, feet, chive. Flavor is light sweet, light bitter

On tap at ChurchKey. Cloudy yellow, white head. Tropical fruit, tangerine, resin, pineapple, pine. Juicy finish.

Tasting at Brian's, can
Murky blond colour. Nice aroma, crispy malts, cream, orange peel. Lean, light residual sweetness, good piney and zesty hopping, zing in the finish.
Very good.

Tall can at Brian's. Appearance: hazy pale golden with a white head. Aroma: some strange vegetable notes and tropical fruits. Taste: tropical fruits hops bitterness, quite dry. Overall: good.

Hazy, not much head. Fairly weedy, some sweet malts underneath, a splash of alcohol, and a hint of lychee and mandarin. Solid.