Bottle shared at the level 42. Canary wharf tasting 20/10/2016. Huge thanks to Leighton for this one. . A clouded bright yellow straw coloured pour with a fine white head. Aroma is big dank, grassy citrus, hop, passion fruit, petrol, juicy. Flavour is composed light grains, straw, juicy pineapple, dank citrus, pithy lemon, juicy hop. Palate is medium light, moderate carbonation, grainy, drying finish. Crisp. Solid really sessinable.

Can at Level 42. Big thanks to Leighton for this one. Pours hazy golden with thin head. Aroma is huge pineapple, tropical fruits, almost Lilt. Taste is dank, tropical fruit loveliness with a bit hop finish. Lovely stuff

Fresh bottle, hot off the shelves here in MA. Finally tracked down a god damned beer from this brewery and it did not disappoint. 22 oz bomber drunk 8/13/15.
Hazy/murky/cloudy pour as is the wave of the future destined to look. But yet, as always, a massive, thick well-retained white head.
Well, Ive definitely realized I dont like Galaxy hops, at all. The nose isnt so problematic with them, though the white peach and ripe apricot gets a bit punchy. In the flavor, however, while the hops arent resinous, theres still a shitload of some compound that, in large quantities present in these type of beers, really gives an aspirin-like flavor and also coats the mouth with a weird capsaicin-like lingering character. 20 minutes after finishing the beer its still here. Anyways, back to the beer, its very, very, very similar to Galaxy Dry Hopped Fort Point. Clean, wonderfully-textured, attenuated, supple malts comfort and balance. Lots of strong hop flavors, quite delicious even in spite of the galaxy hops. Still think Mr. Hill is doing even cleaner, less punchily/messy hopped pales up there, but this is certainly fantastic and only a slight tier below his better/best stuff.