Can from Kihoskh and drunk at home (16/03/2023) - Punchy intense fruity aroma and taste, lots of pineapple and and melon, splash of lemon and grapefruit, soft sweet creamy malty backing, dank edged hoppy finish. Lovely.

473ml can. Hazy, yellow-ish, bright golden colour with average, thick, dense, frothy to creamy, moderately lasting and lacing, white head. Citrusy fruity, slightly grassy and tropical fruity, hoppy aroma, oaty malty background, notes of lemon, a touch of limoncello, embedded in tropical fruity basic layers of rather unspecific fruitiness; weak banana and melon overtones. Taste is mildly bitter, citrusy and tropical fruity hoppy, minimally dry, oaty malty basis with low residual sweetness; very homogeneous, therefore rather unspecific fruitiness, which is slightly zesty concerning the citrusy partition (lemon, orange), juicy and somewhat yellow concerning the tropical portion. Immensely creamy, close to mushy texture with a thin, acidic strand, smooth and soft palate, medium to fine, mildly prickly carbonation. Well crafted, very homogeneous, not the most intense and exciting hop flavours - very good, but behind/below the topmost grade.

01/20. Hazy orange, very fluffy white head. Smell is all those great hops; fruity, tropical, soft, citrus. Easy body, some bite to it. Taste is sweet at first, but gets drier towards the end. Plenty of fruit; citrus, pineapple, melon. Light bitterness.

Thick, hoppy, a bit sweet, nicely bitter. Grapefruit, mostly flesh but some peel. Still soft and smooth. Very nice.

473ml can. Sweet, creamy and slightly herbal hoppy with some pine, grass, citrus, floral notes and grapefruit. A lot of juicy tropical fruitiness, mango and pineapple. Quite sweet and creamy hop juice.