Bottle. A slightly hazy amber colored beer with a creamy, finger-thick light beige head that lasts. The aroma is rather malty and lightly alcoholic in the back, with lots of piney, resiny hops in the front. Sure suggesting a heavily hopped flavor, but I’m thinking it’s more like a cellared barley wine than a DIPA. It’s semi-sweet and lightly warming on the palate, with a good dash of bitterness, but it’s actually not more than it should. Caramel malts, bready hints and lots of pine cones and resins. Some citrus zest too. It’s full-bodied and pleasantly carbonated, with some warmth. Lasting bitter finish with some malts in the back. Not bad at all this one, but it seems to need close to a year in the cellar. I’ve tasted it twice before, but was far from this pleased with it then. 150313

50cl bottle from Vinmonopolet, Storo. Pours hazy brown with a large, beige head. Fairly malty aroma with strong hoppy notes, pine, citrus, caramel, overripe peaches and hints of cat pee and metal. Sweet and piney with a harsh bitterness. Best I’ve tried from ColdBoy and fairly tasty, but feels quite messy. Long, bitter aftertaste with notes of pine and grapefruits. Hmmm. --- Beer merged from original tick of 8 Kanoner on 11 Feb 2015 at 19:00 - Score: 6

Bottle. Amber colour with a beige head. Aroma is fruit, malt, herbs, spices, caramel. Flavour is alcohol, malt, hop, pine, grapefruit, fruit, herbs, spices, caramel. OK beer. KØLF 010814.

Bottle. Pours a slightly hazy amber color with a small off-white head. Has a fruity citrus hoppy aroma. Fruity malty citrus hoppy bitter flavor. Has a fruity malty citrus hoppy bitter finish.

Nydelig duft av citrus og honning. Dunkel brun farge. Dekkende brunt skum, heng langs kant. Nydelig smak av citrus med en sittende ettersmak av honning.

0.5l bottle, no batchnr. It looks really cloudy this, almost a little murky brown where it's resting in the glass and it has this impressive looking beige almost fluffy-creamy super-lacing head that never goes away. It smells quite nice actually. Lots of malty sweetness here, I get a clear to me of fresh detergent. It's also kinda yeasty and almost a little ripe fruits in a way. Dead strawberries and a little nutty yeasty hint in the back. Nothing spectacular in any way, but not bad either. Oh, it's quite alcoholic at first. Not hard to identify the abv's here, and it doesn't really taste like any dipa I've had before. Really malty sweet and almost a little sticky in the mouth. Thick sticky with a soft prickling carbonation level. Almost a little chocolaty with biscuits, a nice round bitterness comes in the second sip. I might have been a bit hard when I said that it didn't taste like any other dipa I've ever had, cause it has some nice hoppy qualities this. Almost a little dry licorice lingers along with sharp grassy hops and a lot of what tastes like alcohol to me. Could be the hops fooling me, cause I've never tasted a beer as boozy as this that only ticks in at 8 percent. A bit of pinewood is also detected here - not letting go. Yeah, I did not mind this one a bit actually. 16.07.2014

Bottle 500ml. @ pre. The Danish Ratebeer Summer Gathering 2014, TSODRBSG14. [ As ColdBoy 8 Kanoner ].Clear medium orange amber color with a average to large, frothy to creamy, good lacing, mostly to fully lasting, off-white head. Aroma is moderate malty, caramel, moderate to heavy hoppy, pine, orange - citrus, light resin. Flavour is moderate to heavy sweet and bitter with a long duration, riped fruit, pine, needles. Body is medium, texture is oily to watery, carbonation is soft. [20140829]

500 ml bottle. Amber body with a medium sized beige head. Aroma is malt, fruity and pine. Flavor is sweet caramel malt, fruity, dry fruit, grass, some pine and quite bitter. Fine body and mostly bitter aftertaste. Totally OK, the best from Coldboy so far.

Bottle. Pours unclear brown with an enormous creamy brownish head. Aroma is quite mellow but with some pine and orange peel hoppiness, as well as sweet roasted caramel malts with bread. Full creamy body with soft to average carbonation. Flavour is initially sweet with caramel and fruity apricots and plums, before a bitter resinous and hoppy pine and orange peel kick in with a backbone of wood and roasted malts with bread, caramel and kandi. Evergrowing bitter finish with resin, orange peel and grapefruit. It’s not really bad, but definitely a bit too schizophrenic.