Shared with Silke in NYC. Orange gold with a thin, frothy, white head. Dank aroma. Fermenting citrus. The Wort tones typical for the style, albeit manageable. Mildly bitter. Citric. The crisp, mildly bitter tone is the highlight here. Drinkable.

Can, probably picked up at Naiv. Gold with a frothy, white head. Orange zest and in the direction of floral. Taste is bitter the whole way though, more so at the end. Lingering resin. Fruit candy undertones. Medium bodied, moderate to mild carbonation. Fair take on the west coast style, which due to the acridity doesn’t feel particularly refreshing and is not my favorite IPA style. Quite decent though.

Gold with a foamy, white head of modest duration. Faint grains, faint dough, faint peppercorn. Mildly sweet up front with an indistinct fruitiness. Finishes faintly sweet with a moderate, peppery spice that’s the highlight. Medium bodied, moderate chewy, easygoing and refreshing. I liked this one.

Gold with a fleeting, foamy head. Slightly buttery and dough-like aroma with a touch of orange peel. Taste is bitter and moderate grainy. Finishes much the same but with faintly tart undertones. Medium bodied with a watery texture at the finish. Drinkable.

Gold with a frothy, white head. Grainy with touch of lemon. Bitter and quite citric. Lingering citric acid. Odd. Light of medium, moderate carbonation. Below average pale ale.

Gold with a frothy, white head. Cereals. Grains. Taste is mealy (faint) sweet. Fresh. Touch of peppery hops. Medium. Chewy. Refreshing.

At the Hops Bar in Tirana. Hazy golden. Frothy white head. Big citrus aroma. Bitter. Moderate. Very faint tang underneath. Lingering resin. Modestly refreshing. Medium bodied, moderate carbonation. Straightforward.

At the Hops Bar in Tirana. Dirty, dark brown . Creamy, light beige head. Dark chocolate aroma. Roasted grains. Bitter throughout. Sharp finish with a flash of resin. Body to the light side of medium. Moderate watery. Lacks chewiness. Drinkable.