Can from Tavour Aroma: vanilla, tropical fruit, pine, citrus, earthy, floral, stone fruit Appearance: cloudy gold with a white head Taste: medium sweetness, medium bitterness Mouthfeel: average carbonation, creamy feel, medium body, long finish Tasty

Can. Pours hazy yellow, large white head, good lacing. Aroma is vanilla, grapefruit, pine, lactose. Flavor is light plus sweet, light plus bitter. Merlin body. Better than feared

Tap @ Bootleggers, Islands Brygge. Nice head with good duration. Color is hazy golden. Aroma and taste are rich tropical fruits, vanilla, hops, malt and has a nice smooth fruity finish.

9/5/2024. Draft at Bootleggers Craft Beer Bar - Bryggen, Copenhagen. Pours hazy/cloudy orange amber with a lasting frothy white head. Aroma is orange, tropical fruits, vanilla, malt, milk pudding. Medium sweetness, moderate bitterness and light tartness. Medium body, very smooth, average to soft carbonation. Good.

Canned Jan 12, 2024, drunk Jan 24, 2024. Heavily hazy, bright brass-bronze-golden. Large, off-white head, steadily recedes to clumpy cover. Nose is...more lactose than vanilla to start, and probably more hop than either of the two, fortunately. Spicy mosaic, not oniony with a bit of lemon-tangerine from the Citra, as well. Pretty homogenized, honestly. Some biscuity malt and bland oat, nothing really jumps out, even the vanilla, though I kind of wish it would. No booze/resin. In the mouth, at first it's a bit lactose-forward, but this fully passes as the beer breathes. Lemon, orange, lemongrass and various mosaic spiciness. Enough bitterness, but not tons. Sweet malt notes, accentuated by lactose, but I didn't find the half of the can I drank to be excessively sweet. The vanilla character improved over time, but I also wish that had just a little more alacrity.