Bottle 35,5 cl. Pours a clear amber with an off-white head leaving a discreet lacework. Slightly citrusy hop aroma, but also a little greasy and tired. Medium body, caramellish and metallic with a rough, late bitterness. 290915

This was poured into a pint glass.
The appearance was a hazy burnt orange to slightly ruddy brown transparency with a one finger white foamy head that dissipated within less than thirty seconds leaving some messy sticky lacing clinging to the glass.
The smell started off with sweet apricot leading into light caramel notes. Citrus is somewhat there but really stays in the distance for the most part.
The taste was moderately sweet carrying a light sticky bitterness to try and balance but not so much. A light sweet sticky slightly caramel aftertaste runs into the finish.
On the palate, this one sat about a light to medium on the body with a fairly decent sessionability about it. Carbonation runs fairly light allowing the bitterness to be the bulk of the harshness hitting the tongue.
Overall, I say this was an okay kind of AIPA. Would I have it again? Maybe, but probably not something to seek out.

Bottle. Creamy White good mostly deminishing head. Amber colour. Moderate malty and hoppy aroma. Moderate bitter flavor. Average moderate bitter finish. OIly palate.

Bottle.Clear amber colour with small head.Aroma is strong hoppy and with flavor of pineapples and strong dry hops,good toffee caramel flavor and nice dry finish.

Bottled@PBF X. Amber colour, small white head. Aroma is fruity, floral, some mild toffee and also some spruce. Flavour is spruce, some floral and grassy notes along with quite nice bready and caramelly maltiness to it.

12 ounce bottle. Pours a clear orange color with a medium white head. A big sweet citrus nose. Pretty fresh, citrus, lemons especially, sweet toast, light caramel malts. Good. Easy drinking intro IPA.

12oz bottle pours with a clear copper body that has thin gold hues and supports a thin tan head. The mild aroma offers up some pine hops, a light but seemingly out of place biscuit maltiness and then sweet malts feebly flowing into light fruity esters and grassy like hops. The taste starts with a fairly tasty blend of modestly resiny pine hops and biscuit malts. To midway a murmur of sweet malts is noticed amid the pine hop bitterness. Underneath there seems to lurk mild sweet fruity esters. Decent. There’s hops to be had here but they seem to clash with the malts and esters.

Bottle at PBFX. Clear deep golden, small white head. Oily piney aroma. Light-bodied to medium-bodied. Piney, light resin and citrus. Simple and even somewhat bland.

Bottle @ PBF X. Amber color, thick white head. Herbal hops, floral notes. Flavor has gooseberries, caramel, herbal hops. Feels old.