Draught at the brewery
Blond colour, just hazy. Mildly spicy, vert light smoke, dry, weak but that was expected, unfortunately it's a bit grainy, line some NA beer, it has enough bitterness. I feel that something can be tuned up here.

Can, courtesy of Sergey/Ryan
Murky blond colour, frothy head. The smell already from the can promises loads of lupulin, green hop cones, a little fruit. The wheat seems prominent, adding to a dry and chalky feeling, maybe not great, I wonder if indeed oats would be creamier; the hopping is aggressive, not much on the bitterness, but really with a burst of hop burn. Lots of hops, lots. I wouldn't be surprised either for people loving it or not loving it. Score: between 35 and 38. Overall, for sure a good result for a first brew and new recipe, but more in the Boombox family than in the Superflux family.

Draught at the brewery
Cloudy pale blond colour. Dry, with strong floral character, fermented wildflower honey, manure, nice bitter finish. Interesting. Different.

Draught at the brewery
Cloudy to murky yellow-orange colour. There seem to be some stone fruit aroma that tries to surface. The mouthfeel is mostly dry, good choice, lean, not chalky, but the hopping is not juicy as one would expect, it's lightly piney, citrus peel, and definitively bitter, IPA level. Atypical, but pleasant.

Draught at the brewery
Cloudy to murky blond colour. A bit fruity, but not as much as most NEIPA s, the soul is more west coast, dry, lean, some crisp malt, no chalky nonsense, and a robust citrus peel bitterness. Nice.

Draught at the brewery
Hazy blond colour. Dry, a bit spicy and a bit vegetable, the smell is distinctively sulfurous, bold bitterness. Drinkable, but not special.

Can, courtesy of Sergey/Ryan
Black colour with large brown head. Roasted malt and burnt bread ears aroma. The mouthfeel is smooth, with good body strength, without being sweet, just the malt bill helping here; strong roasted character, light yeast fruitiness. A bit too roasty for my liking, but undoubtedly well made and pleasant. Solid.

Nice milky yellow body and creamy foam though it disappears fast. Big chalky sweet vegetal hops on the nose, pineapple and mandarin orange hints. Flavour is good chewy pine, wet and chalky, soft ripe orange notes. Could use more oiliness and while relatively simple, still enjoyable.

6oz at the source. Appearance: hazy blonde with a white head. Aroma: a bit dank and dusty, tropical fruits, slight sweetness. Taste: alomg the same lines, moderately juicy and dry. Overall: nicely balanced and pleasant.

6oz at the source. Appearance: slightly hazy blonde with a white head. Aroma: a bit of strange (with quite aggressive sulphuric notes) with some floral notes Taste: tastes better, more floral notes, a bit malty, crispy, quite hoppy. Overall: it's ok, refreshing.