75 IBU
Amber color. Subtle aroma: fruity, nuts, caramel, orange, fudge. Very strong, but balanced, between the malt, caramel, hop, fruitness (bitter oranges), the forest pines… Excellent! And Extreme of course.

Dark, but clear chestnut; little off-white head. Sweet; alcoholic nose with speculoos, and a typical English-hopped nose. Superb, breathtaking hopstaste (again more English flavour than American, regardless of what has been used), with good oily mouthfeel, and a very good underlying malt-feel. Slight lactic tinge, but nowhere disturbing. Quite oily MF, as said, consistent with the hops impression. Some alcohol is obvious. AND this was tasted in very poor condition. This must have been stunning when fresh on draught; big thanks to Jacob & Martin!

A clear dark red beer with a lasting light orange whipped cream head. The aroma is great hoppy - is it Northern Brewer? combined with alcohol, peach, oil, and caramel. The flavor is great too, with loads of hops and notes of alcohol, oil, grass, and peach before it end with a sharpness from the hops. The bitter bite on the tongue lasts for a long time.