Hazy golden in the glass with a fine head. Solid lacing. Pleasant hoppy aroma. Ok balanced sweetness and bittereness Decent duration and å semi dry ending. Citric/grapefruit hoppy, fruity and some pine. [On tap at Tap & Tandoor in Solihull, England] Brewery #2087

Keg at the Queens Road Tap, Leicester. Mid- to dark gold, hazy, flat witb almost no head. It doesn't have a very big aroma, there's some citrus peel and pine needles but it's quite muted. Sweet taste with notes of meringue, lemon balm, and orange soda with an almost meatt hoppy bite mid-sip. Finish gives soft-to medium carbonation which illuminates the lemon peel and resinous aftertaste. I want more, but it's wonderful for a session beer.

Keg at Maule Collective, Northampton. Mid- to dark gold with a film of white head. Big fruity aroma with apricot, mango, tangerine. Bittersweet taste, getting more bitter near the end of the sip. Slightly astringent finish, and the carbonation can't compketely hide the light body. Still it's certainly a decent and very drinkable IPA.

330ml bottle. Poured a slightly hazy golden colour with a mostly lasting frothy white head and lots of bubbles. The aroma is malt, big orange citrus, light woody hop. The flavour is moderate bitter with a crisp, malt, mineral, light metallic, light tart orange citrus hop palate. Medium bodied with average to lively carbonation.

330ml bottle. Poured a slightly hazy golden colour with a lasting frothy white head. The aroma is malt, woody resin hop. The flavour is moderate bitter with a malt, light citrus fruit, dry pepper spice, hop bitter palate. Medium bodied with average carbonation.

Pure white rocky head stayed on a hazy amber coloured active body. Big fruity aroma with sweet citrus & hops. Medium to thin bodied, very tingly on the tongue with a dry clean finish. Bitter tastes of citrus, pith & grapefruit with long bitter finish.

Appearance- amber, golden tinge, a big fluffy beige head. Aroma- piney hops, citrus fruit, sherbet, biscuit malt hints. Taste- hop bitterness, grassy hops, touch of dried fruit, malty cardboard tinge, fluffy bitter finish.

330 ml bottle. Poured a clear golden colour with a lasting frothy white head. The aroma is piney weedy hop, malt, light citrus fruit. The flavour is moderate bitter with a light crisp, weedy, resin, grainy, light pepper spice, light hop bitter palate. Medium bodied with average carbonation.

Bottle at home in Hackney - picked up at Craft Beer Rising 2018, London. Pours mostly clear copper-orange with a foamy, white head. The nose holds lightly toasted malts, pine, orange peel. Light to medium sweet flavour with some further piney hops, a little earth, rindy bitterness, ripened orange, citrus peel, flowers, a suggestion of brown sugar. Medium bodied with fine to average carbonation. Finishes with mild warmth, hints of piney resin, more citrus peel, soft herbal notes. It's a bit of a throw-back. It isn't bad, but this just isn't adding much to the UK beer world.