330ml bottle provided by Finn and shared with Charly and me. Off-white head, bubbly and partially lasting. Close to clear amber coloured body. Mid-sweet malty aroma mixed with sweet fruity hops. Succulent fruity taste joined by a discreet touch of caramel. Bittersweet hoppy ending. Well bodied. Enjoying (Tromsø 19.02.2014).

Flaske 0,33l fra Sourced Market, London. Delt med Rune & Charly under samling på Nerstranda 19 Feb 14. Mørk brun. Litt skum. God fruktaroma. Smaken er frukt-tyggegummi. Litt kjedelig.

330ml bottle. Pours dark orange with a small head. Aroma is sherbet and caramel. Taste has toffee to start with some sherbet on the finish. Burnt toast.

On tap at the brewery. Amber slightly hazy. Lasting beige head. Sweetish hop aroma. Going for the crystal east coast ipa style. Ok. Bit too sweet toffee. Good bitterness on the finish. Feb 2014. Re rate can at brewery RBESG14. Tropicap fruit floral hoppy bit metallic quite bitter. Good though.

Bottle from Cotteridge Wines; clear copper pour with smooth beige head, tangerine and citrus aroma, taste has caramel some resinous piney hop, sweet and some spice.

Can straight of the canning line during RBESG 2014, enjoted at home super FRESH. Aroma is spicy pine needles and resinous hops with some orange zest and biscuity malts. Slight chill hazed bright golden coloured pour with a lasting thin white head. Flavour is nicely balanced base malt comes through nicey, touch of biscuity malts. Hops are spicy, light resinous, some pine needles, burnt grass. Palate is medium light, moderate carbonation. light resin on the tongue. Lingering assertive bitterness, clean. Much improved since my last rate.

Keg at the brewery. Clear amber coloured pour with a lasting off white froth. Aroma is spicy rye bread with some berry hop. Flavour is biscuity rye bread, hops are spicy and slight grassy. Some berry pine sweetness in the finish. Not enough hop flavour.

Tap at The Grove, Huddersfield. 20.01.13. Hazy amber. Bubbly, white head. Some buttery sweetness. No discerinible hop character. Dull palate. Was disappointed with my first from Fourpure.

330ml bottle from Kris Wines. Fast diminishing head & carbonation with a marzipan aroma (but that could be my glass, although actually I can’t think why it would be). Bit thin on taste, oily verging on watery.. expected more from the hops with very light spruce and a bitterness that starts to overshadow the hops. More than a little disappointing.

Keg at the brewery taproom. Pours bright gold with a frothy, white cap. The nose has citrusy fruits, orange, tangerine, dry bread, berries. Medium sweet flavor, some minerals, dry bread, slight pine. Medium bodied with fine to average carbonation. Lightly resinous to finish, more pine, hints of alcohol, dry bread, semi-ripe orange. Decent.