473ml can. Murky orange with a white head. Aroma of orange, grapefruit, sweet malts. Taste of orange, grapefruit, overripe tropical and stone fruits, a little pine, sweet malts. Medium-ish bodied.
Not bad but oddly seems less hoppy than the IPA I had before it that it's supposed to be a double version of.

473ml can. Murky golden with an outrageously frothy white head - seriously this took an absolute age to pour, looked good once finally settled though.
Aroma of tangerine, grapefruit, tropical fruits. Taste is very citrusy, tangerine, orange, lemon, generic tropical fruity notes, pine, drying finish. Medium bodied, but as suspected from the head it does feel a bit overcarbonated.

This version's ABV 10.5%. 0,473l can from Hoptimaal webstore. Murky orange yellow beer with medium, very stable thick head. Aroma is pine, bread and tropical fruits. Flavor is grapefruit, pine, hay, malts and some alcohol. Bit boozy finish.

Can from Tavour: mahogany with big beige head. Aroma is big nuts and big malts. Some light bitterness. Very malty and robust for the size.

Canned 473ml. -at Ambasada Zagreb. Orange/golden coloured, medium sized off-white head, citrus and light alcohol in the nose. Sweet malty, citrusy, light ripe tropical fruits, noticable alcohol and rather sweet finish. Not bad but a bit on the alco side.

7th June 2026
Can. A mildly hazy orange gold beer, good bubbly pale cream colour head. Airy smooth palate, decent fine minerally carbonation. Airy smooth pale malts, a light creamy sweetness, fairly forward but, avoids being overcooked. Soft cooling pine. Soft and reasonably juicy hop citrus fruits, slightly ripe. Touches of stone fruits and tropical fruits. Tasty enough and fairly drinkable. Really could do with some hop edge for me, a tad rounded and polite.

Can from Tavour: clear brown with beige head. Aroma is cacao nibs, medium roast coffee, toffee, little earth and hints of ambiguous fruitiness. Taste is fairly dry, but with a somewhat sweet finish. Adjuncts are support players and are not trying to take center stage. Chewy at the end in spite of being light bodied.

Chalky, green, bit rough round the edges, overly bitter. Not so pleasant.

27th May 2026
Bottleshare at CBJ. Thanks to Fergus for the can. A mild to medium haze on this gold beer, small pale cream colour head. Airy palate, smooth, modest fine carbonation. Soft malts, a ripe creamy sweetness. Soft pine, soft mild ripe citrus. A mild citrus peel bitterness. Ripe and bitter.