Mørk brun tåkete med lavt tykt beige skum. Honning, karamell, plomme og humlelukt. Smaker også karamell, frukter og bitter humle. Fyldig, medium kullsyre.

330 ml can, from Vinmonopolet (Kvadrat or Nettbutikken). ABV is 7.5%. Orange to copper colour, slightly hazy. Moderate white head. Aroma of mint, citrus and chili. Peppery flavour, again with chili, mint and citrus, not too sweet. Moderate but fairly distinct bittering hops.

Sample from bottle at Beer14. Pours clear amber with off-white head. Fruity and mild hoppy aroma with citrus hints of pine, pale malt and spices. Medium sweet with a balanced bitterness. Aahh! Now comes the chilli! Lovely!

Bottle from the source. Hazy amber color, white head. Aroma of dank and sweaty hops and plants. Taste is very bitter grass and pine resin. Would like to see it better balanced, but I get the point.

(Bottle) Clear orange brown colour (reminded me somewhat of Lucozade) with a loose tan head, again with some orange hints in it. Lovely fruity aroma, primarily citrusy hops, but with some interesting earthy hints and some other odd hard to place notes. Light body with good carbonation. Taste is impressive and unusual. At heart it is a good well hopped IPA, and citrus flavours turning to pleasant bitterness over a biscuity malt is the backbone of the flavour. However there is a lot more going on on top of this. Chili is detectable, more from heat than flavour. There are several other lighter more refreshing flavours that I struggle to identify but can associate with Vietnamese salad ingredients. A very interesting and unusual beer. I would not drink it regularly, but it is a fine piece of brewing with innovative flavour combinations.

Pours amber with a small head.Nose shows sweet clean malt, herbal notes, tropical fruity hops and biscuity malt.Hoppy flavours, with some herbal astringency too. Chilli is noticeable as a burn on the back of the throat. Can’t detect much of the fruit and mint though.Too much carbonation.