On tap at Bukowski Tavern, pours a cloudy dark pink with medium purple head. Aroma brings out pithy raspberries and blackberries, with a touch of lacto. Flavour is loaded with lightly tart raspberries and blackberries, with just a hint of pith. Light lacto and even lighter tartness on the finish. Nice stuff.

Canned 5/17, drunk 5/26/18.
Hazy orange-copper. White head fades slowly to cover.
Strawberry-pine up front, in the nose, is a bit odd, but more orange, with lactose and vanilla arrives to soften things, somewhat.
Soft, juicy, fruity and lightly bitter it shows plentiful, creamy vanilla-tinged lactose. Clean and well-done, though fairly minimal on the hops, which sounds about right for Ipswich. Fruit juice flavor is well-integrated and attenuated, and the carbonation is engaging, with no alcohol or flaw. Some pine lingering with a hint of tart berry. Nice, mindless, simple.

Pours an amber from a can, thick white head leaves some lacing. Light pine and soap aroma, light strawberry shortcake flavor is not over done. Good beer.

20th June 2018
Bodney towers bottleshare. Big thanks to Leighton for the can. Light haze on this gold beer small pale cream colour head. Palate is light and mildly crisp. Light malts, lightly sweet, nice light creamy sweetness. Smooth pine. A little fresh orange and as much orange peel. Little lemon and a little tropical fruits. Smooth finish. Very nice and very drinkable.

Can at LKS. It pours lightly hazy golden with a small, foamy white head. The aroma is soft, sweet, bright, apricot, peachy, bit of spice, fruit cordial, Cointreau and tangy action. The taste is dry, bitter green, weedy, floury bread, grassy, weedy dank, pineapple, ripe stone fruits, rawness and some alcohol with a drying finish. Medium body and fine carbonation.

Can shared in Hackney - picked up in Boston. Pours lightly hazed gold with a tight, fluffy white head. The nose holds grapefruit, lemon, a nip of cat pee. Light-medium sweet flavour with touches of pale bread, some melon, more grapefruit and lemon, modest rindy bitterness. Medium to full bodied with fine, massaging carbonation. Subtle warmth in the finish, more grapefruit, mellow white grape, pine needles, more rindy lemon. Good stuff overall.

Pours a dark amber from a can with some floaters, some lacing. Big mango aroma and flavor with some tartness. Pretty good beer.