Can, medium stable dense bubbly head, hazy palish orange colour, pine, tropical fruits and some citrus,,medium fruity sweetness and citrusy bitterness. Nice and drinkable but simple and one dimensional.

1/I/24 - 44cl can from Geers (Oostakker), shared @ the Abeels’ place, BB: 14/IX/25(.3), R23421 (2024-1)

Clear blond yellow beer, small aery irregular white head, unstable, falls down quickly, a bit adhesive. Aroma: a little floral, straw, hay, meh. What is this? Smells nothing hoppy at all! MF: ok carbon, medium body. Taste: bitter start, grassy, pretty metallic, some citrus notes, a little fruity. Aftertaste: bitter, grassy, a bit metallic, resinous, rather unpleasant. Did they choose 12 months after the canning date as the best by date? That means the beer was already 5 months old or even more? I had just bought it. Very disappointing.

Tap at Kulový blesk. Clear golden body, white head. Yoghurty, grainy aroma, nice berry touches, light caramel. Clean maltiness creates a background, sweetish, for a nice berry, fruity, floral touch, but that not big enough to thrill. Lean enough. Okay overall, uneven, likely due to not being fresh.

English pale ale with traditional and cascade hop, like it

Rocky white head on a slowly carbonating clear golden coloured body. Dusty, pine & malt aroma. Medium bodied, smooth with a sharp clean back. Light malt, grain, bitter citrus, pine & sharp citrus tastes. Clean.

440ml can from Thornbridge Beer Club - clear yellow body with a firm white head. Citrus and pine notes throughout. Decent enough addition to the series.