Prairie’s DIPA, bottle from Biergenot. Egg-white, moussy head lacing in ’dots’, medium thick and stable, over a peach blonde beer with orangey tinge, lightly hazy at first and more misty with sediment. Expressive, very citrusy and delicate aroma of freshly squeezed orange juice, ripe mandarins, biscuit, lime zest, rambutan, ripe cantaloupe, lychee, tropical orchids, lightly toasted bread, guava. Vivid fruitiness in the onset, lots and lots of sweet tangerine ’citrusness’ as well as mango, lychee and passionfruit notes, soft carbo, slick and oily but ’full’ mouthfeel, biscuity malt sweetness accentuating the orangey sweet citrus character, developing into a very aromatic New World hop finish with retronasal tangerine, mango, guava, lychee, tropical flowers and just a vague pine accent, adequately but not harshly bittering in the mouth, followed by a hint of warming alcohol. Very citrusy, very aromatic and very well-balanced, this is a delicious example of the style. Prairie rarely disappoints.