Bottle @ Danish Summer Gathering, 2010. Pours cloudy golden with a creamy egg white head and lacings. Nose is yeast and citrus hops. Dry and bitter. A bit of rubber and fruit. Quite raw.

Bottle, 7.0%. OK grassy hop aroma. Cloudy pale yellow colour. Small stable white head. The flavour has a good malt base, subtle and clean. A good yeast note, nice and clean baking yeast. Good mouthfeel. The hop note is also there, grassy and nice.

Bottle 50 cl. Courtesy of madmitch76. Pours golden with a slight haze and a frothy white head leaving some lacework. Some hops in the nose but also a phenollic touch. Solid body, some unclean fruitiness and phenols. Rough and unsophisticated bitterness. 140810

Cloudy golden with a large off white head. Aroma had a fair amount of hops, pine and grapefruit. Flavor was dry and bitter with a solid amount of hops, pine and grapefruit. Finished dry and bitter.

Cask at Bree Louise, London. Deep golden pour with no head whatsoever. Hoppy aroma. Tastes quite hoppy, malty, over ripe apples, bitter, sweet. Solid brew. Quite interesting.

(bottle) Hazy, pale golden colour with a short yellowish foamy layer. Slightly yeasty and juicy lemon-fruity hoppy aroma with a tinge of nutty and toasty malt. Bitter flavour with a light sugary touch, medium bodied with a moderate carbonation. Solid (cara-)malty base with notes of cookies and a moderately flowery and fruity hop presence; quite dry and bitter but nevertheless rounded malty finish with a good dash of aromatic hops. 30.VIII.09

Bottle, sampled @ Proeflokaal Delft. Orange blonde color. Just a touch of oily hops and tangerine in the aroma. Flowery, oily flavor with tangerine. Soft silky oily hopbitter finish.

Unfiltered 7,0% abv, bottle.
Super cloudy golden coloured body with almost no head at all to speak of - even when poured with force. Aroma of fresh grassy, perfumey hops, sweet grapes, VERY strong yeast and a bunch of unprocessed wort. Medium-bodied; Still tasting hops up front with some unbalanced malt, a bit on the bitter side. Aftertaste shows a light sweetness, more grassy notes, hops and the ever-present yeast. Strong grassy nuttiness on the backend and a good hop bitterness. Overall, a pretty interesting and grassy IPA, but the lack of carbonation was surely noticeable. This tasted like it could have been pulled from a cask a few minutes before me drinking it, aside from me being back on the other side of the pond, and for it being around 5 degrees centigrade. I sampled this 500 mL bottle purchased from the Utobeer Market Stall in Borough (London), England on 13-December-2008, sampled at home in Washington on 02-March-2009.

Cask gravity @ Reading Beer Festival 2008.Light light unclear light to medium yellow orange color with a average, frothy, fair lacing, mostly lasting, off-white to white head. Aroma is moderate hoppy, resin. Flavor is moderate sweet and bitter with a average to long duration. Body is medium, texture is oily to watery, carbonation is flat. (020508)

2010-05-16, cask at Charlie’s Pub, Copenhagen, 6.8% ABV, 6-4-7-4-14=35
Hazy blond color; small foamy head, persistent. Initially there is a hint of citrusy hops, followed by light yeast and dirty water. Smooth mouthfeel; sweetish malt and toffee flavor, quite earthy; delicate, citrusy hops create a good bitterness level. Maybe a real IPA... Pleasant

2008-04-07, bottle at Cokney Pub, Århus, 7% ABV, 7-3-6-3-14=33
Clean deep blond color. Quite hoppy aroma, light manure in the beginning. Good caramel flavor, a bit harsh, with a prepotent hopping. Interesting.