25th April 2020
Can. So it's an 8% hopped beer and presents itself as a milkshake dipa, but Ratebeer says it's a flavoured IPA. Wot a steaming great pile! A very light haze on this gold beer, loads of what I hope is fruit pulp, in suspension. Good bubbly cream colour head. Palate is very light and somewhat thin, reasonable fine carbonation. Light citric hop goes okay with modest candyish peach and thin vanilla. A slightly winey touch on the very light finish, peach wine. It almost works but it doesn't quite join up at all points. A little thin and awkward but not at all unpleasant. And not a fucken flavoured fucken IPA.

Milkshake IPA with peach from this Spanish craft brewer - my first one from them, from a can at Geus Van Gent. Large-bubbled, very loosely knit, egg-white, irregularly shaped, open and quickly dissolving 'head' on a cloudy yellow-orange beer, completely opaque, with lots of peach bits floating around in it - this really looks like homemade fruit juice rather than beer. Aroma of overripe pineapple, mango pulp, blood orange, dough, annoying hint of sweaty feet or even rancid butter, wet dog. Utterly fruity in the mouth - peach juice indeed, but impressions of papaja, rambutan and pineapple as well with a sourish lime-like edge (acidity from the actual peach, in this case); pulp-like, doughy malt soil, the pulp effect enhanced by actual remnants of peach pulp, drenched in citric and tropical hoppiness, very aromatic, strangely becoming more sweet towards the finish than in the onset, but the overripe pineapple, wet dog and stinky-cheesy notes are there again too retronasally. Ends very dank, sweet and with no hop bitterness to speak of, while the alcohol is about the only thing here that behaves decently. I'm afraid this can was already too old and the beer should have been consumed farm fresh only - but I'm convinced that even then, it probably wouldn't have been my cup of tea. These fruit IPAs are spiralling out of control, it seems, and I for one am sick of it, but maybe I'm just old-fashioned...

can 10/3/20 arancia torbida con residui schiuma medis poco persistente Discreto fruttato purea di pesca amaro

Lata 44 CL en Cimmeria 10..10..2019 (r04). Color anaranjado velado tipo zumo con espuma blanca. Sabores maltosos con buenos toques afrutados dominando melocotones maduros. Cuerpo medio con bastante sabor, cierta densidad fina y amargo final suave herbal. Bastante buena, buena melocotonada... Para repetir.

On tap @Cimmeria, Oviedo. 18/10/19 Color amarillo opaco corona de espuma escasa, aromas melocoton, sabor fruta, melocoton, notas dulces. Floja.