Bottle at sisters b-day! Straight from the bottle. Sweet malts, grassy hops, light citrus fruity cheesecake, some coriander. Moderate sweet and bitter. Medium body and soft carbonation. --- Beer merged from original tick of Flip Flopped White Socked Strong Hopped White IPA on 09 Jul 2018 at 00:23 - Score: 7

Fles 33cl bij Het Refter in Zwolle. EBU 55. Hop (centennial, cascade, Citra, equinoxe), sinaasappelschillen, koriander, vlierbessen. Citrus, citroenig, bitter, licht, wat fruitig. Vrij lange nadronk. Wel wat dun. (23-6-2018).

330ml bottle from RusBeerShop in Moscow. Pours hazy gold with a medium-sized white head. Aroma is citrus (oranges, grapefruit), wheat, pine. Taste is citrus, grassy hops, light spiciness, light to medium bitterness.

Fles thuis geprobeerd met LiekevdV. Het is een troebel licht geel bier met een volle schuimkraag. Het heeft een zachte hopgeur. De smaak is zacht, hoppig met hints van citrus en tonen sinaasappel.

33 cl. bottle @ home, bought @ Albert Heijn, Culemborg. Milky yellow with a white head. Hoppy aroma with some wheat. Nice fresh creamy beer, like it a lot.

Bottle at home, 8th October 17. Pours clear straw colour, big head. Aroma is citrus, yeast. Taste is refreshing, pine, yeast, pretty bitter pith. Quite nice,

'White' (so actually 'wheat') IPA from this Dutch 'nomad' brewer operating from Finland, bottle from an Albert Heijn supermarket in Zeeland (southern Netherlands) - quite surprised to see some of his beers pop up there, actually. Very thick and frothy, egg-white, tightly 'papery' lacing, very dense and foamy head over a cloudy straw blonde beer with olive greenish hue and tiny dots of dead yeast floating around everywhere - not a good sign for an IPA, but anyway, this comes from a supermarket so what did I expect... Aroma of lime peel, freshly cut giant hogweed stems, bath foam and hand soap, spoiled cucumber, unripe pineapple flesh, gremolata, powder sugar, sourdough, green apple, banana and even a bit of bubblegum, sweetclover, withering lilies, hints of baker's yeast, chalk, yellow plum, minerals. Very fizzy onset, sharply overcarbonated with a very minerally, initially numbing effect as well as souring a bit, accentuating the cucumber-, unripe gooseberry- and green apple-like sourishness that comes through in the onset with a high amount of somewhat obnoxious acetaldehyde, paired with only a very subdued banana-ish sweetishness; mouthfeel is slick and supple but coarsened by this overcarbonation. Sourish and explicitly (too) soapy 'wheatiness' indeed, sourdough-like, with grainy pale malt edges; meanwhile these sourish fruity hints continue. Gains more and more hop bitterness towards the end (though in the specific context of IPA, "strong hopped" seems stretching things a bit too much); a very herbal, bitter wormwood-like hop bitterness is certainly there and pleasantly lingers, but it remains altogether mild for an internationally intended IPA. It does not miss its drying finish effect though, a bit peppery, and releases green bitter weed and bitter flower aromas retronasally, with an elegantly (lime- or lemon-)zesty touch to it; quite a lot of spicy (cloves) phenols appear as well, alas, interfering too much with the hoppy aromatics. Breadiness from the yeast lingers after swallowing. Quenching and properly bittering, but too high in acetaldehyde for me and too low in malt 'rotundity', with distracting yeast effects that put this beer firmly in the 'Belgian IPA' department. I had better beers from Flying Dutchman. And what's with those ridiculously long names every time?

Bottle at home. Yellow color, white head. Nice aroma of hops and citrus. Nice taste, but aftertaste a bit flat.