Bottle shared in CO. Pours clear gold with a frothy, white head. The nose holds light caramel, pale bread, ripe citrus fruits. Medium sweet flavour with notes of oily pine, grass, booze, citrus rind. Full bodied, oily and somewhat chewy, with average carbonation. Warming and resinous on the finish, with slightly toasted pale malts, rindy orange. Good old-school DIPA.

Tap at Coda - a much cleaner, brighter, more straightforward take than their last attempt at the style (Elwood, which was delicious) - while that beer has some interesting, earthy malt.depth, this beer has a much cleaner, simpler malt structure, allowing the citric and tropical nature of the hops to really pop - however, this also means there is less to balance the bitterness, so the finish.gets a little astringent - still fairly tasty, but I much prefer the Elwood.