440ml can as part of a delivery from Beers of Europe and drunk at home. Brownish gold, clear with a medium-sized beige head. Light filter coffee grounds aroma sitting atop some marmalade and spruce notes. Mixed taste with an initial sweetness interrupted by a slightly jarring astringent bitterness up to the finish. Medium body and carbonation. I’ve had some nice coffee IPAs before, but this doesn’t quite work.

440ml can from Beers of Europe. Gluten Free. Orange amber colour, foamy white head leaving lacing and aroma of coffee grounds, malt, mellow citrus hint. Taste is sweetish, malt, coffee, roasty, and citrus fruity, with earthy bitterness. Medium bodied, soft carbonation, drying bitter coffee finish. Nicely drinkable.

Can from Beers of Europe. Clear golden yellow color, big dense white head. Huge earthy coffee grounds aroma. Taste is sweet fruity coffee. Really interesting. It works!

Bottle from Beers Of Europe. Appearance - total gusher, lost more than half the beer. It's Wildcraft, that's why. Eventually settles to half a pint of amber/red with an off white head. Nose - remarkably despite the lively yeast, it smells of coffee beans and light floral notes. Taste - coffee again and some fresh citrus. Palate - creamy and smooth through the middle. Dry finish. Overall - can't forgive yet another gusher, but actually tasted fine.