Bottle in London, courtesy of Harry. Pours black-brown with a thick, beige cream head. Light roast in the nose, some soft alcohol, tangy citrus hints. Medium sweet flavor, some dirt, ripe grapefruit, torched grass. Medium bodied with fine carbonation. Nice and roasty on the finish, some ripe orange, dirt, light pine. Very nice, fairly mellow.

Bottle: Poured a dark black color IPA with a nice large off-white foamy head with good retention and some lacing. Aroma consists of dry bitter hops with medium citrus notes mix in with some medium dry roasted malt. Taste is also a mix between some dry roasted malt with notes of light coffee notes which are balanced against some dry and somewhat citrusy hops notes. Body is a bit light with some good carbonation. Enjoyable though a bit below some staple of the style.

youve got to give it to a low ranking brewery when they finally do something proper. well, at least half proper. hopefully this kind of brew becomes a trend for these bastards. aroma slightly sweet, low cask carb, final leave is a kind of cop-out amsterdam bitter. ya, actually, on that note there really isnt much bitterness for an ipa...