Can ordered from the Brewery. Aroma of sweet stone fruit and resin with a grassy edge. Waxy hazy pale neon orange. Foamy white head. Not as sweet as the aroma suggested that it would be. Whilst it has dose of sweetness from juicy citrus and stone fruit, it then has a bitter resinous core. A touch of fruity sourness as to be expected. Does develop fruit syrup sweetness into the finish albeit the bitterness remains. Hints of booze, which adds to the bitterness. Thick bodied. Slick. Verging on pulpy. Average carbonation. Long dry somewhat astringent finish. Neither a hop bomb or a juice missile, a relaxed DIPA that manages to find a balance between the two.

Can at home, from CW online, 14/11/20. Murky orange amber with a decent cap formed of just off white bubbles. Nose is bitter orange, pine dusting, dank exhaust, grapefruit, ripe tropical fruit esters. Taste comprises earthy hops, bitter orange, light mineral presence, pine needle, weed, grass. hop spice. Medium bodied, fine carbonation, semi drying closed spiked with semi aggressive hop bitterness. Decent DIPA ... good bitter bastard.