Double dry hopped version of an existing Other Half DIPA, tasted from a can bought at Bierhalle Deconinck. Yellowish egg-white, membrane-lacing, moussy, opening head on a cloudy yellow blonde beer with murky beige tinge in the end. Bit dank, very citrusy aroma of moldy grapefruit, Zespri kiwi, kumquat, starfruit, fresh lemonbalm, onion sweating in olive oil, orange pith, green olive, mugwort, milk. Sweetish, very juicy onset, sourish undertone of a refreshingly citric nature, impressions of unripe pineapple, green banana and pomelo, fizzily carbonated but maintaining a softly creamy mouthfeel, becoming a tad powdery in the end; bread-pulpy maltiness soaked in zesty hoppiness, retronasal aromatics of lemongrass, pomelo, starfruit and unripe mango along with a mugwort- and citrus pith-like, gently lingering bitterness. Remains juicy till the last drop, while the alcohol stays perfectly hidden. Technically very well-executed NEDIPA, complex, refreshing and aromatic, worthy of Other Half's reputation in this field.

Pours extremely cloudy ( milky) yellow. Medium creamy white head. Scent is rather mild yet creamy, citrus. Taste is full, creamy, very thick and juicy. Mild stone fruit some citrus. Not overly intense ( relatively) on the aroma. But very nice body indeed. Fairly low Carbo. Easy drinker. Lovely IPA.

(Keg at Pien Shop, 20210619) The beer poured pale yellow and cloudy. Its head was medium sized and white. Aroma had pine, resin, spiciness and fruitiness. Palate was medium bodied with medium carbonation. Flavours were resin, fruitiness, mango, malts and bitterness. A delicious hoppy with balanced flavours.

Fruity, plenty hoppy, nicely bitter. Citrus, honeydew melon, fresh cut lawn. Smooth, very nice.