Cask at the Blue Blazer Edinburgh ... Very nice golden orange ... Lemon tart hoppynesss ... high hop sweet juicy and lots of hop resins. little tart orange... well made... 3.5 ahhh well i assumed this was the NEW version when i had it ... as i was suprised that there would be any of the old one still around in cask. Wonder when this was brewed... ... cask at blue blazer ... dark copper ... much better than i remember it ... nice creamy tan head ...resiny juicy pine hop nose ... wow again ... big big big resiny hop ... soft toffee malt ... but bitter hop resins doominate ... little orange peel .. to overpowering 3.4 TK3 Bottle at home 21-04-10 (bottle bbf 1/1/9 so little past but it is 9%)... side by side with version 2 ... golden yellow light white head ... much lighter colour then v2 ... ovaltine malt ... little blackcurrant ... and grapefruit malt nose ... bitter hop front ... some pine .. some grapefruit ... and a hint of the ovaltine malt that builds ... hop spice in linger 3.3 (leaving rating unchanged due to age) ... poured a little more... wow the hop is much more present when first poured but fades a bit as it sits. james hardcore clone several year lost in cupboard... deep amber.. small white head.. soft citrus.. massive bretty nosr... bitter as fuck... long bretty fruit... Light dry fruit.. dry fruit... brett bomb 3.4 just too bitter

Draft at the Taps Beer Bar, Kuala Lumpur. Clear dark amber pour. Light head with a little lacing. As its name suggests, this beer is all about hops and they use a varied selection to produce a very rounded smooth flavour. There's no dry spicy bitterness in this beer. Even at 9% it doesn't taste like a strong beer. An excellent brew from Brewdog. One of many.

På tap melkebaren. God frisk duft av citrusfrukter og karamell. Dunkel mørk gulbrun farge. Dekkende kremet skum. Frisk god smak av citrus med en anelse karamell.

330 ml bottle sampled in 2008. Golden body with a decent off-white head. Hoppy aroma with peach, grapefruit and pine with caramel malt. Flavor is caramel malty with a dominating citric fruity bitterness. Straight forward tasty double IPA.

Bottle, originally from Brewdog online. It pours orange-amber, with a small white head. The nose is pine, resin, grapefruit, floral, alcohol and a touch of caramel/toffee. The taste is pine, resin, floral, citrus, toffee, butterscotch, obvious alcohol, with a long rough bitter-sweet finish. Medium body, medium carbonation and oily mouth-feel. I always found this one quite a bit rougher, too sweet and less balanced than its newer and (in my opinion) better "9.2%" version.

35cl bottle from my beer cellar. 2 years old. not much head. Cloudy blond pour. still yummy and nice and bitter. very nice beer!

Bottle from Alko Arkadia. Originally rated on 14.12.2009. Strong IPA with notes of alcohol, hops and malts. Slightly unbalanced.

Hazy orange-amber color, modest head when forced. Aroma is rich, fruity and sweet. Sweetness arises both from some fruity bready malts, citric fruity hops, creating an overall impression of sweet tropical fruits (banana, mango) with some peppery hop. Flavor is mostly peppery hop, sweet and boozy, a little rough and raw, with a strong lingering lemon rind bitterness.