hazu orange smooth offwhite head.
dusty citrussy faint piney and grapefruity aroma.

really good really balanced realatively high bitterness hop herbal solidly malty balanced flavor, slightly sweet malts, solid malts, hops are not that juicy or fruity, but a good hop-herbal balance to the malts.
makes the entire beer a well herbed/spiced malt beverage with the malts almost dominating and hops generously used as a spice.
more fruity as it warms up

slightly hazy yellow, huge creamy fluffy white head.
aroma is dominated by flowery and citrussy and slightly pine/grapefruity herbal hops. very dry malts, aroma is very dry in general. not mineral watery. not buttery. bone dry.
flavor is well balanced malty and pine/grapefruity hoppy with a tiny bit of citrus in there too. traditionally IPA hoppy flavor and very well balanced with the malts. A very intensely hoppy pale ale for sure. many ipa's are way less hoppy and flavorful. I also like that the juicy notes we so often get are toned way down, yielding much more traditional hoppy flavors and notes.. aftertaste is super nice with a lot of flavorful grapefruit.

This is a superp session IPA like beer, I could drink way too many of these with good friends out in the summer nature somewhere. outstanding drinkability. totally lives up to the brewery name. best cold.

hazy yellow, huge white head.
mild citrussy and traditional IPA aroma, faint herbal grapefruit and pine hops, while the aroma is faily faint or mild, it is very good and very well balanced and hints of a very quenching beer coing up.
flavor is slighlty citrussy, mostly herbal with pine and grapefruit and a sweet herbal note i can't really place, malts are sweet and nutty and there is also some malty bitterness, together with the herbal bitterness it feels a bit unbalanced, but it is for sure a really solid ipa nevertheless. just with a few strange notes like herbs or hay or straw thrown in.

Draught @ Delaneys, Odense. Pours hazy Yellow with a White head. Soft clementine and herbs. Tutti fruity. Or seems more like an extract. Artificial. 3.2

clear red, smooth milksakey pink head
aroma of sour beer and berries, sligtly sweetened either berries or beer. berries are not fresh like fresh berries but at least fresh like fresh lemonade.
flavor is very sour and tart, definetly fruity sour, the fruits are a bit like fruit jam, quite sweet, but the sour beer can easily handle that, although personally i'd prefer less sweet fruits. overall impression is a pretty darn sour beer alright, but without the sweet berries it would be way much more sour and tart i think.
both dessert like and refreshing at the same time.

Sample, thanks oh6gdx! Black, small beige head. Aroma of coffee and toffee. Mid sweet with medium body and rounded mouthfeel. Caramel, licorice and bitter herbs. Mid bitter finish.

hazy yellow, large smooth creamy light yellow head. mild or somewhat weak aroma but very good aroma just not so strong. good solid chewwy sweet malts and a fitting velvety pine/grapefruit/citrus fruit/exotic fruit balance to the aroma. very very nice, I just wish it was stronger. sweet malty flavor, faint licorice like note, herbal hoppy (in a very nice way) note with pine and grapefruit and a tiny hint of exotic fruits or perhaps berries, things fit extremely well together and the flavor full bodyness is awesome for a 5.5%er. also amazing mouthfeel that totally fits the malts and hops. flavor wise one of the best hazy ipa's i've had at 5%ish alc %. outrageously easy drinking and sessionable. really really good.