Orange peel and pine. Light green onion. These guys are definitely the most qualified IPA brewers I've come across in Portugal. This one isn't quite at the standard of their West Coast IPA, that being said. Golden hazy pour with good head and lacing. Light hoo tang in the finish, some sweetness and bitterness. Can from Outro Lado.

Re-rating (previous 3.2) Review based on the BJCP2021 guidelines (style 18B). Can 44 cl - Batch L200223 (BB 20.08.23). AROMA: medium-high hop aroma with notes of grapefruit, slight lime and pine. medium-low soft neutral malt background with a slight sweet character. APPEARANCE: pale gold color and hazy. medium-low white head with low retention. TASTE: initial medium-low hop flavour with a pine character and slight grapefruit that somewhat fades. medium-low soft, neutral malt background with slight sweetness. medium-high bitterness with a dry finish. MOUTHFEEL: medium-low body with medium carbonation. slight harshness. OVERALL: a pale ale with interesting aroma but more restrained flavour.

Can. Milky yellow, white head. Onion, citrus, tropical nose. Medium light body, light metallic, light chalk, kiwi, citrus.

Can in the hotel in Cascais, picked up from Libeerdade Lisboa, 28/03/22. Hazed orange golden with a good sized just off white covering. Nose is orange pith, oated tones, bread dough, melon, bitter orange, grass. Taste comprises mixed tropical fruits, grass, pine needle, bready malts, grapefruit, ripe melon. Medium bodied, fine carbonation, semi drying close cloaked with balanced juicy come grassy hop bitterness with a light aggressive edge. More solid hop shizzle from this brewer.