Cask @ Kobenhavn, Halifax. Golden with creamy-smooth head. Heavy hoppy with a typical tropical fruitiness in both aroma and taste, that lingers.

Cask @ Ebeneezer's, Crewe. Clear golden with a head. Hoppy light tropical fruit brew, easy enough.

Keg @ Dukes, Halifax. Paler golden with a glow and a head. Low on sourness, its sorbet provides a pleasant sherbet style candy-sweetness for its aftertaste.

Misty yellow gold with a bubbly white head and soft citrus hops on the nose. Fine carbonation with light malt, mellow citrus hops and mild bitterness, proper sessionable

Hand-pulled half-pint in Ebenezer's (Crewe) on Saturday 18th November 2023, during the Latvian Tasting with Martin. Hazed golden body, white head; Columbus hops going about their business, not much else going on really.

Cask @ Exchange Ale House, Bradford. Clear copper-amber with a small head. Hop-malt balanced, with a very low bitterness factor given the style is in its name. Worthy brew though.

29/9/2023. Tap at the Briarbank German Beer Tap Takeover. Pours very dark mahogany brown with a small frothy off-white head. Aroma is smoked cheese, bratwurst, bbq meats, smoked malts. Moderate sweetness and bitterness with smoky notes. Medium body, average carbonation. Not my favourite style but wasn’t bad.

Cask at Ebenezers, Crewe. Pours a slightly hazy golden amber with minimal off-white head and good lacing. There’s malts and nuts in the aroma. In the mouth it is sweet, juicy and malty at first. After a while some bitterness and floral hops come though plus traces of citrus and tangerine. Finish is quite fruity. The is reasonable – but lacking that hoppy punch I expect from an IPA.