Can from Drankenhandel Leiden. Dry and bitter with citrus, grass, lemon, biscuity malt, grapefruit. Firm bitter finish, quite dry. No sweetness whatsoever. Medium body.

12oz can - gift from friend. Solid IPA, cousin of the famous M43. Easy to drink

Pours bright, clear yellow. Medium sized white head. Scent is rich, some stonefruit, citric, green, dank, very bright. Some caramel malts as well, seemingly. Taste is dry, sharp bitter, dank and citrus, some 'woody' notes (by the hops), grassy. Mild on the caramel malts, but I do get the typical aroma. Bready. Very outspoken, yet not over the top. particularly dry, but not too dry. Not too bad at all, though it's not my favoritye type of IPA - but it seems very well made and is an easy, refreshing drinkable IPA. 7 ABV isn't very clear on the palate, I would have guessed lower. The ending is quite sharp, trough the dryness it almost seems sour (but isn't) - which is by far my least favorite feature of the beer. I would have enjoyed a more bitter finish, or more aromatic. At least they deserve a lot of respect for doing exectly what the label sais. Dry, very dry, and no residual sugar. Aimed and scored !

Hapukas, magus, linnaseline, veits paberine, puuviljane, magus. Ok.

Bitter, herbal, dry, alcohol, grainy

Can 473ml (Drikbeer)
Yellow colour, small steady white head and lace. Dry citrusy, peppery aroma. Light-bodied. Leafy, dry, peppery, citrusy flavour. Quite typical but well-made brut ipa.

From backlog. Can, from Binny’s , Lake Zurich, Il. Malts, hops, yeast, Citrus, Fruity, some dry bitterness.