Can picked up from Belgiuminabox, Webshop, Antwerp, Belgium and consumed at Aire, campsite in Pianiga between Padua and Venice, Tuesday 25th August 2020. Certainly one of the best of this series, fruity, juicy, hoppiness apparent but not harsh, sweet and then a little dry, really good, a little sweetened grapefruit. Nice.

Sweet, pine, lactose, juicy, fruity

Ty mike. Kuiv, humalane, tsitrus, magus. Hea.

440ml can. Hazy, yellow-ish, pale golden colour with average, frothy, half-way lasting, minimally lacing, white head. Piney and fruity, hoppy aroma, notes of pineapple, some lemon, oaty and wheaty malty background. Taste is condensed, citrusy hoppy, notes of lemon, lime, lemon peel, some pine, pineapple, a dry, woody touch, oaty malty basis; peppery yeasty, spicy overtones. Creamy-oily, watery texture, smooth and soft, minimally cloying palate, somehow alloted carbonation, a fine and soft partition, a slightly coarse and prickly partition as well. Quite OK, style-appropriate, in a way kept simple as Other Half's recipe is default.

Can sourced from Beerdome, and shared at home (30/07/2020) - hazy golden yellow with a white head. Bold fruity with notes of papaya, tangerine, gooseberry, some pine needles, light medium sweet malty support, balanced bitter piney hoppy finish. Tasty and drinks well.

One of a whole string of beers named All Together, following an international movement that was kickstarted by Other Half in New York and intended to support the reopening of cafés, pubs and other 'horeca' after the worldwide Covid-19 lockdowns. From a 44 cl can at Kantien in Ghent - first time I see BBP use this format. Snow white, mousy, frothy, thick head on a hazy apricot blonde beer with ochre-ish hue. Aroma of mango purée, pomelo, rambutan, wet dough, guava, moist white pepper, lemongrass, unripe pineapple. Sweetish onset but not overly so, hints of mango and lychee with a citric, mandarin-like edge, lightly sourish but very refreshing; medium carb, doughy and cereally, quite 'simple' malt base aromatized by tropical and citrusy, very fragrant hoppiness, hinting at guava, ripe pineapple, green mango and pomelo with a dash of lemongrass. Some powdery, eventually lightly wormwoody bitterness lingers to save the day - mildly so, but well-fitting the NEIPA idiom the way it was originally intended. Easygoing if you had many hazy IPAs before like myself, but there is no arguing about this one being very well made, even a bit above BBP's average standards.

Can shared with tderoeck. Many thanks, Tim! Hazy amber colour, white foam. Sweet, juicy and lots of papaya and tropical fruit.