Bottle shared on the beach. Hazy golden with fluffy white head. Nettles, herbal tea, orange, lime. Lots of herbal dank hops with soft malts, not really in a caramel way but more soft nuts and bread. Light sweet and medium bitter. Medium bodied. Nice stuff.

Keg at Casc Aberdeen. Pours hazy golden amber with a thick white head. Aromas of citrus, light spice, light skunky hops. Taste is bitter, light rye spice . Dry, bitter finish

Hazy amber, small white froth. Piney citrus aroma, passionfruit. Similar flavour with immediate and lasting bitterness. Finish lacks a little oomph.

Tap at RJ. Aroma mostly hoppy, grassy, ambiguous fruitiness, quite intense, slightly alcoholic. Hazy golden-orange colour, stable white head. Taste is quite thin bodied, mostly simply bitter, lacks a bit of balance. Slightly rough, grassy. Okay beer.

Vast offwhite head. Not a gusher, though. Hazy deep yellow body with strong carbonation. Resiny tropical fruit aroma with herbal wooden notes. Dryish herbal candy grassy taste with alcoholic notes. Mid-bodied. Mild, soft mouthfeel, slightly flat. Dryish minty alcohol aftertaste with resin and tropical fruit. A seriously odd beer. (0.33l bottle, I don’t know where from.)

Draught at La Fine Mousse, 4/25/15
Lightly hazy, soft peachy-hued golden body has plentiful carbonation and a medium sized white head that is moderately well-retained.
Pretty straightforward aroma gives off plenty of acidity from the colombus while the motueka adds the actual aromatics of leafy, nearly floral hop notes with light peach, tangerine and a bit of unripe lime skin. Very little interference from the malts, though some dry, biscuity-like notes are apparent, as well as a bit of honey and light vanilla.
Well-attenuated, lean body has plentiful, flavorful floral and citric notes. Nothing crazy here, yet nor is it heavy on acidity. Very drinkable, with almost a "fuzziness" from the nectarine skin-like texture, chewy wheat and ample carbonation. Touches of perfumey-like flavors are quite dry on the end, but some juicy fruit hop notes keep things interesting as it warms. Quite good, though maybe a touch too dry all around in both hop and malt departments. Clean, drinkable.

Draught at Taphouse. Slightly hazy golden colour with a thin white head. Fruity aroma with grape, citrus and butter notes. Taste is bitter. Medium body with a creamy texture. Finishes dry with a fruity note. Some toast and butter. Perhaps infected - did’nt work for me.

Tap@Taphouse, Copenhagen - golden coloured pour with white head. Citrus fruity and sweet pale malty aroma and taste, lemon, straw, slight grassy hoppy, enjoyable brew. ---Sent via Beer Buddy for iPhone

Draught. Frothy White fair mostly deminishing head. Orange-yellow colour. Moderate malty and hoppy aroma. Moderate bitter flavor. Average moderate bitter finish. Oily palate.