Bottle shared at Bruce’s place. Clear golden / yellow coloured pour with s lasting frothy white head. Aroma is big onion hop, citrus, pine needles. Flavour is composed of nice biscuity light caramel malts with substantial piney hop, little onion, citrus. Palate is semi sticky, nice dry finish, highish carbonation. Pretty fresh, good stuff.

Bottle from Drinkmonger. Clear amber body with a thin off-white head. Steady carbonation. Light lacing. Aroma of herbs, fresh hops and kiwi fruit. Flavour of lemon, pithy orange and tonic water. Thin body with an oily texture. Soft fizz. Crisp and hoppy.

Keg at Mother Kelly’s - London. Pours Clear ruby-amber with a creamy tan head. The aroma holds piney hops, toasted grains, leaves, overripe citrus fruits. Medium sweet flavor with slight minerality, oily pine, toasted bread, earth, orange, papaya. Medium to full bodied with fine carbonation. Well resinous on the finish, with piney bitterness, earth, more ripe citrus, grainy bread. Pretty nice overall.

Bottle split at Bruce’s, thanks to Fergus, 06/03/15. Hazed golden with a decent off white covering that retains well. Nose is earthy hop, pine, tangerine, mandarin, spice, orange pith, dank strokes. Taste comprises dank hops, pine needle, bitter orange, citric peel, melon. Medium bodied, fine carbonation, earthy hop bitterness in the close and dank hop tones. Easy drinking DIPA.

3rd March 2015
Bright clear amber beer, decent pale cream colour head. Palate is light and semi dry and mildly crisp. The pale malts are clean and present a little sweetness. Hops are light pine with traces of lime and mild marmalade. Little hop spice. Semi dry finish. Clean and pretty drinkable.

1st March 2015
Lightly hazy gold beer, small pale cream colour head. Palate is airy with good fine carbonation. Nice light pale malts with a good touch of creamy sweetness. Hops start spicy and grassy with a slight herbal vibe. Semi sweet pine and then more hop spice. Little bitter floralnes and light and juicy tropical fruits. Airy finish. Hops spice linger. A light and tasty DIPA that goes down far too easily!

Bottle shared in London - big thanks to Fergus. Pours perfectly clear yellow-gold with a foamy white head. Nice aroma of ripe citrus fruits, light tropical juice. Medium sweet flavor with a bit of oily pine, pale bread, orange, papaya. Medium to full bodied with fine to average carbonation. Mild hop resins on the finish, more juicy citrus, light piney bitterness. Very solid.

Bottle. Hop Hideout, Sheffield. Clear amber. Thin, bubbly, off white head. Nice, fusty orange hop. Sweet, toffee malts. Hint of spice. Hint of blackcurrant. Taste is soft sweet. Lightly spicy dry. Chewy, zesty bitter. Decent body. A bit too much fizz. Finishes long bitter, and a bit of spicy dryness. Easy drinking.

Keg at The Hanging Bat. Dark brown body with a thin beige head. Light lacing. Aroma of coffee, fig, ash and chocolate. Flavour of flat Coca-Cola, fig and fruitcake. Dry finish. Thin to medium body with a creamy texture. Soft fizz. Strong flavour yet very easy to drink.