It sure smells boozy right off the boot, with aromas of pine needles, grapefruit, peach and honey. It's lighter on the tongue than expected, with the grapefruit coming through with some peach, lemon and sherbet. Nice length, slight burn in the back of the throat. A solid DIPA, but not a hazy in my book. Nowhere near it.

From a 375ml can on 12/9/2020 (shared by Butz with thanks). Pours a hazy medium golden with a small head. The nose is quite floral, honeyed and fruity. Tastes quite sweet with lots of citrus and stone fruit, against a honeyed background. Finishes with a moderate, slightly sharp and spicy bitterness. Full bodied with moderate carbonation. Quite unusual but really enjoyable. Has a touch of Stone's Fear Movie Lions about it, which is a good thing. Was not a huge fan of the standard Zeppelin, but this is excellent.