3rd October 2020
Can. Hazy orange gold beer, small pale cream colour head. Palate is light and mildly dry, good fine minerally crispness. Light malts, a light creamy sweetness, nicely done for this brew. Callista hops, at least I assume this IPA is named after the hop, present light crispy pine as a gentle overlay of mellow stone fruits and a slightly ripe citrus. Mild tang. Something bitterish at the back end, mild citric peel with a trace of unripe strawberry. Smooth finish. Thank you Arpus for doing this. It's a drinkable IPA and goes down easy. Anyone else thinking of doing a Callista IPA, double the amount of hops you think you need!

Head gone in seconds, beer looking as pineapple juice. Ureum, bit sharpish citrus, salicylic acid. Sourish-bitterish, dried citruspeel (grapefruit), bananapeel. Pretty slick as if fruit-filled; well-carbonated. OK, if the nose may present some slight faults. Question is, where exactly is this brewed?

Smell-weak fruits, malt, citrus. Foam- thin, bit fruity, weak hops, weak sweetness, weak citrus. Head is small, white color. Appearance- Simple can. Hazy, orange color, no carbonation. From- snifter Taste - fruity-ish, some sweetness, some citrus, some malt, some hops. Generally neutral enough, to the sweet side but nothing to praise about.Still quite nice.

Can. An unclear golden beer with a thin yellowish head. The aroma has notes of hops, citrus fruits, and malt. The flavor is sweet with notes of hops, spices, citrus fruits, and malt, leading to a bitter finish.

Pine needles, sweet, sugary, sticky, flat, huh

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