Tap @ Rbabarrab. Clear amber without head. Aroma is sweet, malty, caramel, dark fruit, wood and tart. Flavor is quite sweet and moderate acidic. Dry and moderate acidic finish. 110919

Creamy, orange oils, almost tastes sabro likr

Keg at Brewdog Soho, London. A hazy golden/yellow coloured pour with a medium white head on top. Hoppy, mango, peach, tropical fruit on the nose. Tastes similar, hoppy, mango, peach, tropical fruit, some pine. Slightly thin but still a pleasant IPA.

473ml can. Cloudy, orangey golden colour with average, thick, frothy to creamy, moderately lasting, minimally lacing, white head. Intense, citrusy and piney, minimally floral and grassy, hoppy aroma, notes of lemon, lemon peel, hints of lemon balm, a touch of lime, disguised tropical fruit, biscuity malty background with a touch of salt cracker. Taste is dry, citrusy, piney and grassy hoppy, slightly resinous, hints of lemon, lemon peel, a touch of lime, later some orange and disguised hints of tropical fruit as well, pale malty basis with a touch of salt cracker, liquorice overtones; lingering hoppy finish. Oily texture, soft palate, gentle but efficacious carbonation. Sadly the hop flavours are concentrated to such an extent and partly open up only lately that bothersome effects of liquorice and burnt rubber can't be ignored.

47,3 cl bottle @ home, no BBE info Aroma has gluey tones, some orange and English hops(!). Flavour has gluey tones, English hops, some grapefruit and malty tones. Some hop burn in the finish. A bit of a disappointment, perhaps too old?