Bottle at home, from Oddbins London Bridge, 12/04/14. Hazy orange wth a good sized off white head that dissipates somewhat then settles in for the rate! Nose is earthy hop, bitter orange, apricot, citric sherbetdom, hay, light spice. Taste comprises orange pith, bitter citric rind, light apricot notes, big chalky minerals, earthy hops, straw. Medium bodied, fine carbonation, earthy mineralised hop pangs in the finale. Ok IPA, lacks hop presence and a little too earthy and basic to be a great in this style though.

Bottle shared by Dutchdrebus @ weekly tasting. Hazy yellow color, medium sized white head. Can’t smell a goddamn thing due to extreme pollen allergy. Taste lightly malts, bitter hops, bitter. Decent IPA, but I miss the fruitiness. Decent body and carbonation.

Bottle @ home shared by me. Hazy yellow with a small to medium sized white head. Smells malty, fresh, some yeast. Tastes sweetish, malty, hoppy, slightlt fruity, bitter. Medium body, soft carbo.

Bottle from Oddbins, Blackheath. Gold pour with a white head. Pine and citrus aroma. Flavours of sweet citrus, sweet spice, chocolate orange, dust and earth. Bitter-sweet finish. Nice.

23rd March 2014
Hazy gold beer, small white head. Palate is smooth with fine minerally carbonation. Smooth creamy malt. Light floral bitter yeast twang. Mild orangey hops, little pith. Smooth dry finish. Not bad, but these day you need more hops in 7% IPA.

Bottle from Cotteridge Wines; clear golden amber pour with creamy white head, yeast and tangerine aroma, taste has light citrus with yeast background, candied lemon peel, bready malts.