Can. Dark brown/black with a decent beige head. Aroma of oranges, lemons, roasted malts and dark chocolate. Taste of roasted malts, liquorice, dark chocolate, oranges, lemons, zest and coffee. Moderate to strong bitterness. Medium to strong carbonation. A nice and enjoyable beer that’s surprisingly fruity though and ultimately not what I want from a Porter. It definitely leans more into Black IPA territory but as I haven’t had such a beer in a long time I was quite happy with that.

And again a 0,44 l can from their Supersale. Grey label. Cloudy yellow golden, nearly two finger white head. Orange with some citrus and yeast on the nose. Taste starts tropical fruity, grape and orange, but also resin with hop bitterness. Present malt in the background. Little bit medical in the second part and aftertaste. Mid carbonation. Nice one.

0,44 l can from their Supersale. BB 05.12.2023. Juice yellow with a stable white foamy head in the glass. More floral than tropical on the nose, grape, resin, orange and yeast. Taste has some orange, resin and yeast with increasing dry malt and bitterness. Alcoholic sharpness. Little bit unbalanced.

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0,44 l can from their Supersale. Typical yellow NEIPA look in the glass with a nearly two finger foamy head. In the distinace sweet mandarine on the nose, more grape and orange above the glass. Taste starts with a dry citrus and grape shot, balanced with pale grain and yeast. Less but present bitterness in the second part. Low carbonated. Nice.

Can at home. Hazy murky filthy orange color, white head. Aroma is floral, floral hoppy. Flavor is malts, hops, hop bitters, bitter. Very dry finish. Not what I consider a WC IPA but it's drinkable.

0,33 l can from their Supersale.BB 7.09.2023. Cloudy dark golden one finger white foamy head. Citrus sweetness with floral elements on the nose. Taste is more on the grainy side with citrus bitterness in the second row. Little bit caramel. Pleasant not overpowered bitterness. Very low carbonated.

0,44 l from their Supersale. Green label. Juicy yellow in the glass. Small white head. Citrus and lime on the nose, sweet with soft pale grain, hints of vanilla. Tate starts with a dry tropical fruity bitterness, some lime, some vanilla, resin in the second row with some malt. Hints of plastic. Low carbonated