33cl bottle from the Boston Supermarket (the Lincolnshire, original Boston). Poured into a Hoegaarden Grand Cru stemmed tulip glass. This is the third of three beers in my mini Lithuanian tasting session with myself on Sunday 5th Nov 2017. Lovely amber body, clear and clean, on top a beige foam blanket. Hop front in aroma, some maltiness coming through too. Bitter tasting, hoppy initially, then a strange metallic flavour that has been left in treacle and started to rust (not that I tend to lick rusty iron bars, treacle coated or otherwise). What a weird tasting beer.

Appearance: Dark orange brown, clear. Some clear off-white head.
Aroma: Light malt, butterscotch.
Taste: Malt and caramel, surprising amount of it for an IPA. Butterscotch. Some hops and resins. Light bitter aftertaste. Strange IPA.
Bought: Beers of Europe, 330 ml, £2.59
Info: 23/6-2017, BB: 9/12-2017

Bottle. Golden - pale amber color. Aroma: hay, wet grass and fruit. Taste: sweet candies, slightly bitter fruit, malt.

Precietne IPA, ale ma ladna i trwala piane to piwo, szkoda ze filtrowane, piana oblepia szklo. Zapach mocno cytrusowy. Pomarancze kwasne, grejfruty rozowe, i w smaku zwlaszcza limonka dojrzala, troche cukru, nieco przeszkadzalo mi to. W smaku jednak dluga goryczka.

On tap at Snekutis, Vilnius. Close to completely clear deep amber with a lasting off-white head. Mild malty and caramelly aroma with fruity hops, hints of citrus, pine and butter. Medium sweet mild hoppy flavors, solid caramel and malt and hintd of butter. Fairly nice bitterness, but not enough to make it "fresh". Fair enough.