Bright gold with a large foamy white head. Bitter and citric with stone fruit and an earthy undertone.

Can to pint glass. Pours a very slightly hazed light gold with white head that lingers as a bundle around the collar and a creamy cap over the top. Aroma is stone fruit and a bit of forest, slight citrus. Flavor is grain and moderate high dank. A bit high on the malt for an IPA, and not terribly hazy...but a nice beer.

474ml can from Abeervinum, Rimini, Italy. Pours classic blonde, medium transparent, with fine white foam. Aroma is piney and citrus. Body and carbonation are average. Taste is medium bitter. Final is average.

Aromas of grapefruit, peach, cream and some boiled lollies. Nice hop profile in the mouth with grapefruit and pine dominating.

Of course i listened to the song before rating the beer. Kind of okay for that kind of music, must admit i am more a metal guy and less a prog rock guy, but it was okay, bit boring. can, 47.3cl (1 pint) slightly hazy yellow, smooth offwhite head. bittersweet flowery stong ipa aroma, seems like it is more malty and alc. strong than heaviliy hopped. aroma is like a double-ipa that should have been hopped a bit more agressively or perhaps the selection of hops were a bit off. Flavor is really good though, certanly lots of hoppy flavors, and the malts and alc. matches well with the agressive hop flavors. also quite well composed, the beer has a flavor, not a lot of different kinds of flavors put togeter. If i try i get malts, pine, grapefruit, flower nectar, perhaps even honey. A very good american style IPA , however with a subdued aroma, but the flavor is super potent and well balanced.

Pint can from Festival Neenah, 9.17.22. Clear orange, large off-white head, good retention. Aroma of dank, tangerine. Taste is grapefruit, tangerine, dank. Juicy, moderate bitter. Nice.

The pint can was purchased at the local HEB with the better singles selection, $1.99. Interesting artwork. I do like Mosaic hops but that seems to rarely be the focus of an IPA anymore. Lift into a shaker glass from a Houston brewery and I determine a orange going to gold liquid with a steadfast top of fully white foam. I smell citrus, juice and a bit of hops. And the taste, all right, not life changing. Orange rind, pine, grass, a touch of turpentine and crackers. An okay brew.

Can 47,3 cl. Pours a hazy golden with a white head. Faint citrusy nose, somewhat yeasty. Fairly solid, sweet fruitiness with good tropical hop notes. Subdued bitterness. 190922

Aroma: Juicy fruity hops with ripe berries. Flavour: Fruity botter and sweet with juicy cotrus. Aftertaste is fruity bitter and sweet. Colour: Hazy yellow with a white head. From: Can @ Vild Med Vin webshop.