Bottle 0.75l. Hazy, pale amber colored. AROMA- fruity, floral and spicy hops, peach, raspberry. FLAVOR- neutral, lightly sour, slightly bitter, peach and raspberry pulp, spicy and floral hops, orange juice. Medium to fuller bodied. Good.

# 1948; 4/2020. Sweet, raspberries and biscuit aroma. Murky, amber body, persistent off-white head. Well balances sour, sweet and bitter part of taste, raspberries, citrus, spicy, apricots in aftertaste. Very interesting flavored IPA. 0,7 l, bottle, brewpub, Pilsen (Bohemia, CZ).

Bottle from 100 piv. A good example of why it's not a good idea to put everything you like into a single beer. I am generally not a fan of sour IPAs. This has moderate sourness, even with a bit of acetic character if I'm not mistaken. Maybe it is just fruit tartness. Relatively less bitterness, while the hops character is rather light. There is moderate fruity flavour, stone fruits, raspberries, general fruitiness, maybe a bit of grassiness, it all clashes a bit weirdly and then comes med-light biscuity maltiness. Moderate body, med-light carbonation. Unbalanced and hard to drink. While there is not a single major fault here, in no way do the mentioned elements work together.

Tap at Brewstock 2020. Murky red-orange body, white head. Peaches in the aroma, some lactose maybe? Definitely some hoppy undertones. Tart peach notes, raspberry undertones, herbal hoppy touches in the finish, light bitterness, what seemed like a teeny tiny phenolic touch too. Not bad, but not my favorite beer of theirs.