hazy yellow, fluffy white head
pine and grapefruits dominate aroma. a bit of herbal hops too, somewhere between neutral and crisp malts.
flavor is citrussy hoppy, some strange version of herbal hoppy, like , perhaps a bit like lemongrass but more grassy and slightly hay'ish. there are malts but they are fairly tasteless and neutral, they reappear a bit in the bitter end, which is grapefruit and pine and malts bitterness.

overall impression is okay to pretty good, with a tiny messy thrown in.
it's like the individual flavors doesn't match up, dosn't convene into something truly yummy. tasted better from vocation.

Can shared for my birthday. Bit hazy light golden. Sweet oats, wheat, gooseberries, soft zesty, lemon, grassy. Under medium sweet and bitter. Over loght bodied. Feels quite light, nice beer.

really nice hoppy citrussy, hoppy flowery, hoppy lemongrassy aroma, also grapefruit and a little pine. fullbodied malts that are still somewhat crisp.
flavor is bitter hoppy, citrussy, lime fruit, hoppy herbal, neutral malts that add some sweetness but is not really crisp.
Not as refined as aroma but clearly drinkable and seems to be somewhere between classic IPA and hazy IPA.

'Daddy, we love your beer stories!'
'Yay! They're so exciting! Tell us another one!'
'Yes, daddy, will you tell the one about Brut IPA again?'
'Sure I will. Brut IPA was a style of dry IPAs that were popular in the late 2010s, but disappeared with out a trace.'
'Did you ever see any more of them, daddy?'
'Why, yes, I had one in 2026 by Vocation called Dry Humour. I had in on draught in their Halifax bar.'
[lots of cheers]
'What was it like?'
'Well, it was light gold, hazy with a small film of white head. The smell was big, bready and yeasty and a little bit muddled. Tasted bittersweet, with a touch of lime zest sourness. It finished very dry and with low carbonation as per the style.'
'Was it good, daddy?'
'Well, not really. It was okay.'
'What did you rate it on Brewver?'
'A slightly generous 6.3.'
'Did this mark a resurgence in the style?'
[chuckles] 'Well, kids, that's a story for another evening.'

Handpull cask at Vocation & Co, Halifax. Mid-brown and unfathomably thin with a full beige/khaki head. Roast malt in the aroma, some coffee, slight metallic note. Taste is bittersweet and very metallic. Light body, soft carbonation. Drinkable but not a lot here sadly.