330ml bottle bought at Gulating Ølutsalg, Grünerløkka. Big, rocky, white head, clingy lacing, misty yellow-straw body. Peachy nose, mid-dry. Juice fruity taste, moments of peach and lemon, backbone of pale malts. Discreet bitterness to the ending. Refreshing and easy to drink. (Hotel room, Oslo 08.02.2018).

Bottle, bb 01.05.18. Pours a very slightly hazy yellow, with a big creamy head. Aroma is hoppy, with sharp citrusy notes, stone fruits and zesty notes, as well as some light pilsner malts. Medium body, with average carbonation. Flavour is bitter hops, with citrusy notes of orange peel, stone fruits and some grassy notes, as well as malts with cereals and light toffee.

0.33l bottle. No batch number. Looks nice on the pour this with a tall frothy bubbly white head that's leaving a rush of lacework down the glass. Smells really good! Super fruit-hoppy and as fresh as they come. Lots of sweet peach and sweet fruits. Yum! Tastes more dull and almost a little boring. It has a thin oily texture in the mouth and it's somewhat above average on the carbonation. Lagerish and actually a little copper tasting. Hay and a drymouthing tail. Where did that lovely aroma go? All in all not a bad one though. 27.08.2016

10.08.2016, 0,33l bottle @ home:
Big fizzy-creamy longlasting, slightly hazy. Aroma is slightly fresh and dry grassy, leafs, hops, minerals, hay, light malts, moss, pine needles, citrus peel, bark. Taste is dry foresty, weeds, leafs, bark, minerals, hops, pine needles, moss, paper, alcohol, hay, grass, harsh citrus peel. Medium to longlasting bitterness, slightly dry and harsh mineraly mouthfeel. Nice enough.