330ml bottle. Slightly cloudy, orangey golden colour with average to huge, thick, frothy, fairly lasting, moderately lacing, white head. Resinous and fruity, hoppy aroma, sweaty hints of overripe tropical fruit, mango, passion fruit. Taste is bitter hoppy, slightly grainy and chalky, a slightly sweaty, resinous touch.

Bottle shared by Dutchdrebus @ weekly tasting. Clear yellow orange color, medoum sized white head that lasts for a decent while. Aroma is malts, hops, grassy and a touch of citrus. Taste malts, hops, citrussy, moderately bitter. Average to medium body and carbonation. Nice fresh IPA.

Bottle from Oddbins. Hazy amber body with a thin off-white head that holds well. Low carbonation. Nice lacing. Aroma of crumbled Digestive biscuits, caramel and mango. Murky flavours of earth, caramel, musty citrus and minerals. Medium body with a creamy texture. Almost completely flat. A muddled IPA. Not bad.

Bottle from Oddbins. Hazy pale golden body with a huge white head. Lively carbonation. Excellent lacing. Aroma of straw, lemon and biscuit. Flavour of lemon, lime - very dry and refreshing. Thin body with a watery, slightly oily texture. Nice fizz. Very sharp and dry (usually characteristics I like in a beer) but this feels quite raw and the citrus flavours are verging on sour.

Bottle from Oddbins. Hazy golden body with a thick white head. Steady carbonation. Excellent lacing. Aroma of sticky pine, orange and lime. Flavour of sticky resin, blood orange and a hint of ginger. Quite boozy. Medium body with an oily mouthfeel. Soft fizz. Plenty of pine character on show here.

On tap at Sebright Arms, Bethnal Green, Sunday 20th April 2014 Aroma is mouldering lemons. Soft in mouth, zappy, lemony, fruity but also soft yet another winner from Rocky Head. Of all of the London Micros, Rocky Head seem content to plough their own furrow, knocking out great beers without making a song and dance about it. Loving this. A7 A4 T8 P4 Ov15 3.8

Bottle in Gabrovo, Bulgaria - picked up from Oddbins London Bridge. Pours lightly hazy gold, highly effervescent, with a lively, frothy off-white head. The aroma has lots of jammy citrus fruits, some orange, general marmalade, some dry minerals, suggestions of bread and earthy pine. Medium sweet flavor with lightly toasted bready malts, assertive bitter pine, more flinty minerality, some leaves, orange rind, more overarching jammy citrus fruits. Medium bodied with average to heavy carbonation. Finishes with mild hoppy resins, pine oils, dried citrus, toasted pale malts, rocks, dirty leaves, pithy orange. Not an especially clean IPA - it’s got a lot of dirty leaf and pine bitterness and that jammy citrus - but it isn’t bad overall.

Bottle in Gabrovo, Bulgaria - picked up at Oddbins London Bridge. Pours hazy, bright gold with a creamy, tight white foam head. The aroma holds a bit of tangy lemon, lightly soured tangerine, some pale bread, pine needles and hay. Medium sweet flavor with more tangy citrus character, some zippy mandarin orange, tangerine, some sugary pale bread malts, minerals, grass. Medium bodied with fine, spritzy carbonation. Lightly warming to finish with subtle sticky and oily hop resin, light herbal pine, more dry minerals, some understated bready malts, mild citric lemon, tangy tangerine. Interesting stuff. Quite drinkable for the strength. The tangy citrus character is interesting, like an overripe clementine or something. Novel stuff.

Bottle from Cotteridge Wines, Birningham. Poured a hazy light amber with a long lasting frothy white head. The aroma is tropical fruit light hop. The flavour is medium bitter with a smooth buttery fruit citrus hop spice palate. Medium bodied with soft carbonation.