2/3rds of a pint at The Raven, Renfield Street, Glasgow. A reasonable session IPA. But considering it's Yeastie Boys - underwhelming.

[33cl can from Beer52.] An opaque, glossy peaty brown coloured pour with a thick beige head that falls back slowly; aroma of heavily roasted malts; dry in the mouth with a taste of burnt toast and a pleasantly fruity bitterness; then a lingering fruity finish with blackcurrant and blueberry. An impressive porter.

Been a while since I've seen a new Yeastie Boy. Can. Hazy pale amber, thick 3/2cm white head. Aroma pf tropical and light citrus fruit, some bread and herbal notes. Fruity but not all that sweet, despite some stone fruit joining the melange. Leans towards herbal astringency with moderate bitterness. Pretty good.

330ml can. Pours a dark brown with beige head and decent retention. Aroma and taste of caramel, orange, light roast with light tropical and spicy elements. Finish has another fruity hop burst with a light herbal and dry finish. Medium bodied, moderate to soft carbonation.

I really enjoyed this although I'm aware malt wise it does not have much complexity. This one is all about the hops.

Can. Pours a dark gold colour with a tight white head, plenty of hops and citrus fruits especially lemon in the aroma, the taste is medium bitterness with a dry bitter finish.

Bottle. Hazy yellow body with a big white head. Aroma is peat, peat and some more peat with bacon and smoked ham. Flavor is the same peat dominated thing, no balance really just very peaty and sweet. I guess this is one of these typical love or hate kind of beer, but I actually find myself a bit in the middle. It’s not bad at all and there is actually some kind of balance to be found here, getting a bit used to this it’s kinda nice. Still pretty one dimensional but I think its made in a nice and uncompromising way. This is not just a silly novelty beer, this is some kind of experiment that end up god on its own premises. It has been done before and as far as I remember this tastes more than less the same as Nøgne Ø 100% Peat from about 5 years ago. It’s kinda nice and definitively fun for the open mind beer taster.

Hazy golden pour with white head
A - tropical notes mango
F - interesting flavour piney grapefruit bitterness touch of candy
Fair bitterness fairly soft mouth feel

Bottle at home. Aroma of malt, grass, soft chocolate, some roast, fruity notes, some grapefruit, citrus, "sinas snippers", hops. Flavour is light sweet with a moderate bitter finish. Body is medium. Very easily drinkable and refreshing fruity malty hoppy chocolate Porter, soft but tasty.