Tap at Brewdog Paddington. A light hazed golden orange coloured pour with a lasting white froth. Aroma is semi sweet, zesty grapefruit, orange rind, smoked citrus, spicy pine. Flavour is composed of semi sweet, biscuit malts, pine needle, grapefruit, salt, orange rind, grass. Palate is semi sweet, fine carbonation, little thin. Decent.

From tap. Pours clear and golden orange, white head. Aroma is crisp peach to citrusy hops. Lingering fruity. Juicy. Crisp fruity. Solid hoppy and juicy finish.

Crowler from BD Berlin. It pours clear amber with a small, frothy white head. The aroma is sweet and actually fairly subdued, doesn't really sing, there is zesty citrus, tangy peel, some general tropical fruit vibes and some bready malt. The taste is fairly crisp, dry, light bitterness, pithy, zesty, waxy citrus peel, lemon, lime, slightly soapy, peppery spice, generic tropical vibe, touch of pine and some alcohol. Finish is dry and pithy. Average body and carbonation. Lacks a bit of pow. Aroma is muted, but tastes a bit better. Fine, but uneventful.