Can at home. Hazy golden with huge white head. Lots of spicy green hops, almost like sulphur or boozy cloves. Soft malts, white grapes, lime leaves, bread crust, kiwi. Medium sweet and bitter. Over light bodied with soft carbonation. Bit strange but not bad.

Old rating - A 330ml can from Dunnel's at Gorey village, Jersey. Pours amber with a white foamy head. Aromas & tastes of fruits & citrus. Medium body. Medium bitterness. Decent NEIPA.

Light on hops, light on flavor. Medium carbonation. Session IPA through and through. Just passing through today, but I’ll see ya soon Ireland 🇮🇪

LCI 2025/05/03 23:28. At M&M’s. Hoppy, caramel, fruity. Nice.

Deep brown with ruby highlights. Was on. Intro so super pillowy tan head. Night dark fruit, light toasted malts, a bit of coffee, and medium bitterness in the finish. Medium body. Really nice.

Pours a slightly pale golden, quite hazy. Medium sized, nicely frothy white head; shows pretty good retention and lacing. Quite good intensity in a relatively simple aroma: slightest crackery malty backbone, dry floral hops with grapefruit notes and a hint of zestiness with a bit of resinous feel on the back of things. Taste notes follow the aroma quite closely: there's a bit more resinous/piney feel than the smell suggested, but also a slightly unpleasant sirupy/sweetish reminiscence in the aftertaste. Doesn't feel too sweet though and actually still leans a bit towards bitterness in the overall balance. Light to medium bodied, average to high carbonation felt too heavy/full (i would describe it as a dense, small bubbled carbonation); drinks much less easily than expected for a session ipa. Overall: ok but not impressive in terms of aroma and flavour, a few minor flaws and a quite heavy per style mouthfeel. Still decent but far from satisfying. Second beer i have from this brewery and both were quite mediocre, guess i'll skip them in the future.

Can 44 cl. Pours a clear, deep nutty brown with a rough and fluffy, off-white head. Greasy, British hops paired with caramel and some nuttiness. Solid malty body with plenty of sweet, crystal malts and earthy hops. A discreet, finishing bitterness. 260325

Malm� February tasting - roasted and sweet malty with some chocolate and dark caramel, brown sugar, bourbon running throughout, full body, bourbon and vanilla into the dark malty finish.

From tap at L. Mulligan Grocer, Dublin, 22.03.25. Ebony. Dense and persistent pale brown head. Served very cold. Aroma and taste of roasted malt, dark chocolate, coffee and perhaps a hint of pine. Slightly waterish, but that impression might be from the cold serving temperature.