Bottle from Little Leeds Beer House, Leeds. Clear copper-amber with a thin head. Strong tasting with a pale ale texture just evident behind this dominant, but not overly pleasant characteristic. There’s plenty of regular nose though within its style, with some dry hoppy-fruity notes here.

Bottle. Curious Hop, Otley. Hazy amber. Big, rocky, bubbly, off white head. Lots of fine sediment bobbing about. Tart, stewed, resinous hop juice. Very piny. Lots of ripe, fusty orange. Spicy, rye like, biscuity malts. Pretty bold. Definitely at the dank, fusty end of the spectrum. Taste is big, spicy, resinous bitter. A definite zingy tartness to it. Palate is full on, hop oily. Finishes long, pithy, resinous bitter. Tasty gear. I’m thinking the brewer might not have intended this much tart bitterness. Tastes good to me, though.

330ml bottle from Little Leeds Beer house. Pours clear amber, thin white head. Aromas of grapefruit, pine, resin. Taste is bitter, pithy, light caramel. Clean finish. Nice.