Bottled. A hazy amber beer with a lazing yellowish head. The aroma has notes of malt and over ripe fruits. The flavor is sweet with notes of malt, caramel, and over ripe fruits, leading to a bitter finish.

Bottle@Yesprs - Amber pour with good sized off white head. Fruity and malty aroma and taste, some tropical hoppy notes, caramel malts, herbal and grassy nuances, sweet fruity finish. Decent.

33 cL bottle. Pours hazy orange with a huge off white head. Aroma is greasy hoppy, grassy and grapefruity. Fruity, dense, malty and light sweet. Solid hoppy. Full bodied. Mild sweet and solid fruity hops finish.

Belgian-brewed Italian DIPA with towering, frothy, light greyish white head and soupy, brownish bronze colour, clearly darker than usual for the style. Aroma of orange peel, chocolate candy, grapefruit, nettles, mushrooms, caramel, hazelnut, bitter honey, biscuit, gooseberry, wet leather. Taste is fruity, red berries, apple peel, mandarin, persimmon, soft carbo, sourish accent, smooth biscuity maltiness with a nutty touch, hop bitterness setting in from the middle onwards, very earthy, leafy, peppery and ’deep’ bitterness, but ’Belgian’ yeastiness and fruity maltiness still creep through, in a more balanced kind of way than usual for this style. This does not feel like the claimed 125 IBU at all, the aroma has probably lost a lot of its flair due to age, though there is still a deep, earthy, leafy hop bitterness in the end; I would, however, recommend to drink this as fresh as possible, like any IPA.

Bottled at Pressklubben, Stockholm Hazy brownish amber, rich head. Floral caramel aroma with some cellar. Sweet with medium body and rounded mouthfeel. Caramel and resin in the finish. Piney bitter finish. Too caramelly.

Botella de 33 cl en el momento en el lúpulo el 06-02-2015. (R17). color ámbar miel oscuro muy turbio. Montón de gas al descorchar y en vaso. Sabores maltosos algo afrutados, maltosos y con amargo final resinoso. Cuerpo medio con 9 vol algo apagados por el exceso de gas. No esta mal.

Bottle @ home. Very hazy dark orange to reddish color, full sized off-white to beige head that lasts for quite a while. Smell and taste malts, alcohol, bitter, hops. Bitter hops take over after a while. Yeah. That’s it.

A dark, orange-brown beer with a medium and light beige head. The nose has tropical fruits, pine needles and some resin, some sourness, also unpure glue. Taste has the samea elements as in the aroma, pine needles, tropical fruits, glue and sourness of green apples. Strong bitterness but it’s not feel like 125 IBU. Medium bodied, not heavy, strong carbonation. Is the sourness meant to be there? Propably not. Strongly bitter, not too sweet DIPA, slightly unpure.

16th October 2014
Persistent slow gushy bastard! Murky amber beer with a good size pale cream colour head. Palate is airy and semi dry, fine carbonation. Smooth but surprisingly thin malts. Candy fruits and violets! Back end is floral grapefruit with some citric peel. Dry finish. Not the smoothest of DIPAs but not bad.