Can, bb 10/26. 9°C. Opaque yellowish orange with a dense cm of white head that never quite disappears. Vibrant citrus and tropical fruit aroma with some grassy and herbal notes, bread. Smooth. Moderately sweet with vague bready malt but lots of nice and well -defined fruity hops - lime, mango, pineapple, grass, white grapes. Moderate bitterness, low astringency. Very good.

APA by this familiar Liverpool-based craft brewery, hopped with Citra, Strata and El Dorado. Can from the Jumbo supermarket in Ghent. Thick and foamy, snow white, membrane-lacing, firm, frothy head over a clouded pale yellow-straw blonde robe with beige-ish tinge. Aroma of pomelo, withering dill, unripe pineapple, pepino, Cape gooseberry, touch curry powder, green melon, unripe banana, lime zest, lemongrass, stewed leek, fresh dough, whipped cream. Crisp and zesty onset, hop-fruity, with unripe mango, pepino, Cape gooseberry and green pear notes, perhaps a touch pineapple, lively carbonated with minerally effect running through smooth white-bready, slightly doughy maltiness soaked in 'green' hop fruitiness, exotic but not in an overly sultry and sweet way; instead, more refreshing notes of starfruit, lime zest and green guava join in, even unripe pear, next to a subtle sweeter mandarin touch. A mild grassy bitterness and slight powderiness remain clinging to the tongue after swallowing. Soft, aromatic without becoming too much "in your face", slender and refreshing postmodern APA - perhaps lacking just a tad of 'biscuitiness' in the malt department, but the hops are well-applied and it meets expectations. Enjoyed this quite a lot.