Look: cloudy reddish orange with a moderate white fizzy head that instantly vanishes. Aroma: pickled tomato, looks to be somewhat smoked, a bench of different Georgian spices, distant salt. Taste: same spices bouquet, pickled tomato, light pepper delivering some hotness. Palate: light to medium body, medium plus carbonation. Overall: a good tomato Gose with its own point.

500ml can from Bliznetsy in Moscow. Pours opaque orange with loads of floating shit (looks awful). Aroma is citrusy hops and very faint peach juice. Taste is light sweet, citrus, stone fruit. Gentle bitter finish. Creamy mouthfeel

Appearance: ruby red, foggy, tall airy head of pink colour. Aroma: sour cherry, floral hop, malt. Taste: pretty much the same. Rather dry. Low to light bitterness. Palate: light to medium body. Lively carbonation. Overall: drinkable.

Look: cloudy gold with a moderate white head of low retention. Aroma: yuzu, pineapple, perfume, cardamom, slightly peppery. Taste: exotic fruit, spices, notably cardamom, pepper, light salt. Palate: light to medium body, flat to soft carbonation. Totally: interesting flavour profile. Dead palate.

Appearance: muddy dark greenish brown with a two finger tall airy head of some odd dirty colour and zero retention. Pretty ugly to be honest. Aroma: forest berry lemonade. That's generally it. Taste: light sweet and sour. Forest berries jam and lollipop, light lactic touch. Palate: light to medium body, medium carbonation. Summary: disgusting look, otherwise more or less enjoyable.

Look: Slightly foggy golden liquid, large white frothy head of decent retention. Aroma: Tropical, catty, distant dank. As the beer gets warmer, vegetal (grassy?) notes appear. Taste: Medium dry, clean. Obviously hoppy, danky, fruity, catty, cracker malt in the background. Medium plus bitterness (grapefruit and grass). Palate: Light to medium body, average to lively carbonation. Overall: A good IPL.

Appearance: beautiful cloudy orangeish golden with a small white head of low retention. Aroma: ginger, minor fruity yeast, only a hint of banana. Taste: same picture. Moderately sweet, lightly hot. Palate: medium body, medium body, average carbonation. Overall: the ginger killed the whole Belgian nature even if the ale had one. Not worth the money payed.

Appearance: opaque yellow, tall white frothy head of good retention. Aroma: slightly alcoholic multifruit juice, lactic hints Taste: unexpectedly dry, fruity, moderately juicy, exotic fruit and citrus, not much milk. Light to medium bitterness. Palate: medium minus body, average carbonation. Overall: fairly enjoyable

Appearance: misty light amber with a beautiful off-white rocky head. Aroma: sweet malts, pine needles, light caramel, citrus fruit. Taste: light to medium sweet, medium to heavy bitter. Honey malt, caramel, grapefruit, a touch of melon, pine needles. Palate: medium body, average carbonation. Overall: decent old school.

Look: hazy ochre yellow, two finger tall fizzy and loud head, that collapses in a few seconds. Nose: mango, passion fruit, light sea salt, peppery hints, distant coriander. Taste: fruity, light sweet, dominant mango, passion fruit, a bit salty, light chili hotness. Palate: medium minus body, average to lively carbonation. Generally: pleasant drink.