Can. Clear amber with an off white head. Some red berries and cleaning products under citrus and breadcrust in the shyish aroma. But it all fills out in the taste with broad but not very sweet malt support to berries, citrus and herbal notes before a firmly bitter and drying finish.

Bomber bottle. Pours a clear, dark, golden color, with a small, foamy, off-white head. The aroma is butterscotch, black pepper, vanilla, toffee, and cloves. Sweet and sugary, with a mellow bitterness. Creamy, and a bit zesty. Mellow and interesting.

From a 440ml can on 23/10/2022. Pours a deep brown with almost no head. The aroma is primarily herbal mint with a bit of chocolate. Tastes of choc mint as one would expect. Certainly has more than a bit of liquid mint slice biscuit to it. Slightly creamy mouthfeel with moderate carbonation. Really nicely done, and another worthy addition to what continues to be an excellent series.

(Can) Pours hazy amber with good big white head. Lovely aroma - orange citrus with notes of pine and biscuit. Medium body, very well carbonated. Plenty of hoppy bitterness from start to long finish. The orange notes are present at the start. There’s some subtle caramel in the middle. Very drinkable.

Can, slight gusher. Almost clear amber with an inch of off white head that fades to a fat coat. Aroma of pomelo, breadcrust, a little pine. Medium bodied, considerably overcarbonated. Dryish with slightly tired citrus, a nicely judged nip of caramelisation, medium to high bitterness. Pretty good.

Stopped buying Nomad a few years ago because it appeared to me that someone was juicing their ratings here. Here, on RateBeer! The past is another country. Also this is fresh and was cheap @ Vintage Cellars. Can. Opaque orange with a fluffy white head that fades fast. Aroma of tropical fruit and mixed citrus with a pleasant herbal edge, bread. Just medium bodied. Cleaner than it looks and whilst juicy it's fairly dry. At the end there's moderate bitterness and just a little herbal bite. Lacks complexity but it's pretty tasty.

(Can) Pours slightly hazy golden amber with small off-white head. Lovely aroma with passionfruit at the front. Hints of lime, herbs and something slightly funky. Great mouthfeel with medium body and plenty of fine bright carbonation. Great taste too with a lot going on and plenty of change through palate. Starts with plenty of passionfruit and there’s even passionfruit distinct in the long finish. The taste evolves with some pleasant biscuit malt notes appearing although subtly and then a substantial build of hops and hoppy bitterness. Very nice.

440 ml can, from Vinmonopolet, Nettbutikken. ABV is 8%. Black colour, small tan head of poor retention. The aroma has distinct notes of stewed cherries and perfume / soap, hints of roast malts, lactose, coconut and marzipan. Medium sweet flavour, with the same elements as the aroma. Overall sickly, \"artificial\" and not very pleasant. Won't buy again.

On tap at Bøker & Børst. It's a lightly hazy pale amber colored beer topped by a small beige head. The aroma is perfumed and fruity, quite tropical, with some alcohol and a light caramel maltyness. It's full-bodied, sweet and lightly warming, with a good bitterness. There's a light caramel touch in the back of the flavor, with piney, fruity flavors up front. Lightly perfumed and quite tropical. Well ripened tropical fruits that is. Lasting sweet and fruity finish. Sure a fine one, but in a way more interesting than really good. 191004