Can shared a Taphouse (30/01/2020) - pours a light hazy golden colour with a white head. Fruity and malty with some layers of citrus fruit, sweet malty, yeasty note, medium body, crisp and dry into the hoppy finish. Pretty decent for a Brut IPA.

473ml can. Cloudy, yellow-ish, golden colour with average, fluffy, moderately lasting, minimally lacing, snow-white head. citrusy fruity, hoppy aroma, notes of lemon, a touch of lime, gooseberry, spicy overtones with a touch of mustard seed, mint, woodruff. Taste is dry, juicy, citrusy fruity and slightly zesty hoppy, biscuity pale malty basis, notes of lemon, a touch of yuzu, some orange, blueberry, marmalade, subtle sweetness, a tangy touch of mustard seed, woodruff, mint. Foamy texture, smooth and soft palate, fine, prickly carbonation. Probably my first Brut IPA that clearly exhibits the idea and discreteness of the style: low hop bitterness, entire elaboration of hop flavours. This one is very clean and exhibits a plethora of hop flavours down to finest subtleties on not a neutral (i.e. sweet-ish), but pure, non-adulterating malty basis. Illuminative - good.

4th August 2019
Hazy gold beer, tidy pale cream colour head. Palate is light and semi dry and finely crisp. Light malts provide a light creamy sweetness. That brutty dry champagne grapey bitterness goes well with a little grapefruit peel. Touch of softer orange. Light finish. On the money, could be a little more complex mebbe but tres drinkable.