Light bitterness (35IBU). Sweet smell, pours dark yellow, orangish. Quite refreshing nonetheless.

'English style' IPA with very Indian label, made in France by a microbrewery I never heard of, thanks Craftmember for sharing! Snow white, medium thick, mousy, irregularly shred-lacing but largely stable head on a 'dirty orangey' peach blonde beer, cloudy with sediment. Aroma of old dried grapefruit peel, toasted onion, old garlic, old cheese rind, old dry biscuit, dusty herborized wormwood leaves, 'herbes de Provençe', candied orange peel, patchouli. Cleanly fruity onset, dried peach aspect, medium carbonation, supple peanutty and old biscuit-like malt base, bread crust, minerally side effects; firm hoppiness, bit piney, peppery and grapefruity but not overly expressive aromatically speaking, still providing a long, dry, peppery, leafy bitterness, almost tonic water-ish, floral as well, creating a very dry finish to an already dry beer; some yeasty-bready notes in the end as well. Nice for a French IPA, bit too old perhaps, but feeling very, very old-fashioned, almost like the bridge between the original English IPA and classic American West Coast IPA; could have been brewed in the United States - in the nineties or even eighties...

Botella. de @Tienda de Cordes-sur-Ciel 16/06/2018
Color cobrizo, aromas caramelo notas a malta, sabor caramelo, notas dulces cuerpo medio, floja.

Bottled@Björntasting. Ambery orange colour with a small white head. Aroma is bready, floral, some sweet malty and mild fruity notes. Flavour is apricot, some bready and sweet malts along with some other fruits and mild floral notes.

33cl bottle. Deep amber, thin white head. Bready, earthy, yeasty aroma. Flavor has caramel, earthy notes. Hops. Refreshing.