5th February 2025
Can. Near clear orange gold beer, small and short lived pale cream colour head. Light palate, mildly dry, good fine minerally carbonation. Smooth malts, a touch of grain but it works well enough. Crisp cooling pine into citrus peel crisp bitterness. Bright citrus and touches of stone fruits and lemon peel. Blimey! Sultana hops! Anyone recall when these were called Denali? Crisp skunk and some pissy character on the back end, or as my good friend Cloin would say, 'lady's knickers after a vigorous tennis match on a hot summers day!'. Precisely bro, precisely! A good and drinkable West Coast affair, it doesn't showcase the impressive hop bill like a hazy IPA might but, does make it a bit more broad spectrum than yer average west coaster.

Can from House of Trembling Madness; advertised as WC, not sure about that

Keg @ Café Beermoth, Manchester. Glowing amber coloured with a small head. Crisp bitter style fruitiness and mild metallic notes.

Thin creamy white head on a murky dull golden coloured body.
Dank, grapefruit, citrus pith & earthy tastes. Nice enough.

500ml can. Clear amber, white head. Aroma of pine, citrus, caramel malt. Taste is the same, very piney, some citrus and caramel malt, not much else, strong bitterness. Medium bodied. It's good but considering it has 6 different hops I expected a little more than just pine.

Can online from Raynville. Pours clear mid gold with white foam. Aroma: citrus, grapefruit, pine. Light to moderate sweet & moderate bitter. Semi-dry on the palate. Medium body with soft carbonation. Fair to decent WCIPA