Dégustée le 2018-01-10. .

Draft at Harbor Bar. Murky orange pour with a frothy head and some average lace. Grapefruit hops, some floral notes, a little resin. Fruity hops, a little sweet, nice bitterness in the finish. Very clean, drinks like it has a lower ABV than it has. Really nice.

750mL growler filled 12/17/16, drunk 1/7/17.
A solid medium haze to this brassy-golden beer, well-carbonated with a substantial, well-retained, white head atop.
Lots of juice in the nose, but very clean and cut nicely by the spicy, zesty citrus. Malts stay out of the way, and the hops really shine without any excess resin/acidity. Peach, nectarine, passion fruit; lots of complexity/expression from the hops with just a hint of light pine and no alcohol or flaw.
Nicely dry, with a perfect attenuation and texture, as I’ve come to expect from Shawn’s beers. Juicy fruits combine with zesty citrus backed by a soft, oat and malt texture and fine carbonation. Gets more and more flavorful as it warms and breathes. Definitely some solid bitterness, but just enough without going overboard. Strong minerality from the water/yeast and a clean, crisp, alcohol-free finish.

Shared by Leighton, London, October 2016. Very soft and smooth palate. Yellow and opaque. Hops, yeast and some spice. Medium sweet malt throughout, and sweet, hop juice finish. Excellent.

Bottle split at CBC Islo, massive thanks to Leighton, 04/10/16. Lightly hazed golden with a decent off white head. Nose is jiucy citrics, pine, cantaloupe melon, straw, grapefruit. Taste comprises tangy melon, pine needle, tangerine, grapefruit shreds, grass, toasted grains. Medium bodied, fine carbonation, semi drying close with a juicy hop spattering. Super solif DIPA ... subtle and well nuanced ... drinks more like an APA!

Growler massive thanks to LKS. It pours cloudy muted orange with a medium white head. The aroma is fresh, green, grassy, mellow juicy tropical fruits, nectarine and peach. The taste is smooth, green, grassy, pine needles, nectarine, peach, papaya, must, light spice, cracker and some straw. Medium body and soft, massaging carbonation. Well - rounded and crazy drinkable.

Bottle shared at the CBC Islington for the jk tasting. Huge thanks to Leighton for this one. A translucent golden orange coloured pour with a lasting sticky white head. Aroma is big classic Hill Farmstead yeast, big grassy, dank hop, juicy, alcohol, apricot. Flavour is composed of light grains, spicy hop, dank hop, grassy, hints of onion. Palate is semi sweet, highish carbonation, spicy finish. Good stuff. Lovely.