Can thanks to cgarvieuk. Appearance - deep orange with a thin creamy head. Nose - dank, orange and caramel. Taste - orange, resin and bready. Palate - close to medium bodied, resinous bitter finish. Overall - decent example of the style.

Can at ash's. Pours clear golden, nose is floral, pine, taste is resinous pine, juicy, sweet toffee.

can at ashs... golden amber... small white head.. big herbal nose... Light woody fruity... woody fruit..

Can from Westhill Service Station. It pours clear amber with a decent frothy white head. The aroma is oily, unctuous, sappy, pine, bitter - sweet, grapefruit, pomelo, dull toffee, biscuit and a touch of marmalade. The taste is dry, bitter, oily, resinous, pine, leafy, sappy, sticky citrus marmalade, grapefruit, bitter orange, splash of campari, peppery spice and a touch of alcohol with a drying finish. Medium body and moderate carbonation. Works rather well. Good bitterness to it. Nice west coast IPA.

Can from Cork & Cask. Clear deep golden body with an of-white head. Low carbonation. Faint lacing. Aroma of vine tomato and flower stems. Flavour of watermelon and orange jelly. Medium body with an oily texture. Soft fizz. A decent IPA but Madison tops it. It’s great to see Six Degrees North brewing quality west coast IPAs.