44cl can from beer store Station 1280 in Antwerpen. F: big, white, good retention. C: dirty gold, milky hazy. A: orange, citrus, bit malty, yeasty touch, mellow fruity, lack some fresh hoppy feeling. T: medium to full malty base, orange, bit grapefruits, hint of caramel, coconut touch, decent long lasting bitterness, there is a lot of hops and a lot of lactose totally masked them, 25 IBU and 20g hops per litre of beer, something wrong here, anyway not bad beer enjoyed for sure.

Keg at Arkwright's Real Ale Bar, Belper. Dark gold, slightly hazy with a firm white head. Light citrus notes, some grape and some capiscum in the aroma. Taste is similar: sweet, slightly vegetal and overall noncommittal. Medium carbonation. Can't get into this one.

Third, on keg at Victorian Craft Beer Café, shared by ManVsBeer. Golden body, fair white head that laced well. Mid-dry citrus aromas. Grapefruit to the taste character, hints of orange as well. Bitter,mid-dry citrus peels towards the finish. Medium bodied. Pleasing. (Halifax 03.07.2018).

Keg @ Victorian Craft Beer Cafe, Halifax. Hazy golden with a head. Strong tasting and hoppy, it has a dense texture with mild coconut in its nose and a mild sugariness is always there. Has fruit in its nose with a mild bitter finish.