440ml can. Hazy, yellow-ish, golden colour with minimally late awakening, small to average, creamy, slowly osteoporosing, minimally lacing, white head. Intense, citrusy fruity and slightly tropical fruity, hoppy aroma with some herbal aspects, oaty and slightly wheaty malty backgound, notes of lemon, lemon peel, limoncello, hints of lemon balm, mango, a touch of passion fruit, mandarine, yellow stone fruit, white grapes. Taste is citrusy fruity and minimally tropical fruity hoppy, sweet-ish, oaty and minimally wheaty malty, minimally bitter alcoholic, notes of lemon, lemon peel, some limoncello, mandarine, orange, a touch of yellow stone fruit, white grapes; minimally peppery spicy, yeasty overtones accompany a warming, alcholic finish.
Creamy texture, smooth and soft, minimally greasy and cloying palate, medium to fine, mildly prickly carbonation.
Very intense and concentrated, wonderful, multifacetted citrusy flavours, a tad too boozy - good.
Often repeated line of thought for my part: Can't find the sense in or advantage of TIPAs compared to DIPAs. Where DIPAs have width, depth and complexity in relatively drinkable mode (disclose a universe of flavours in a way [and deplete hops in the maximum possible way]), TIPAs just deliver condensed intensity with knockout potential devoid of any benefit. Somehow it feels like carrying a roll of cloth instead of wearing an evening dress.

330ml bottle. Quasi black colour with slightly late awakening, small, dense, creamy, moderately to mostly lasting, moderately lacing, tan head. Sweet-ish, caramel malty and chocolately, dark malty aroma, notes of chocolate, cocoa, caramel, dark caramel, toffee, a touch of liquorice; very weak, worm-eaten, woody, even minimally fungous overtones. Taste is roasty, chocolately, dark malty, caramel malty and minimally tart-ish, tannic, notes of dark chocolate, toffee, caramel, a touch of liquorice, some residual sweetness, minimally woody, tannic overtones.
Slim body, oily to viscous texture, smooth and soft, minimally cloying palate, fine, dense, soft, creamy carbonation.
Very homogeneous but not fully harmonious, fairly multifacetted, nevertheless somehow scant, narrow, stinted, hence almost a bit monotonous - not that exciting.

330ml bottle. Opalescent, orange golden colour with small, frothy, osteoporosing, white head. Minimally bready, pale malty, floral hoppy and yeasty aroma, hints of chamomile, bread crust. Taste is sweet-ish, minimally bready, pale and caramel malty, slightly leafy, citrusy fruity hoppy and floral yeasty, hints of lemon tea, chamomile overtones.
Minimally oily, watery texture, slightly dry, simultaneously minimally greasy palate, medium, prickly carbonation.
Nice composition, fairly drinkable, not overly complex - decent.

500ml can. Quasi black colour with huge, creamy, slowly diminishing, moderately lacing, beige head. Roasty, minimally grainy and bready, dark malty aroma, hints of coffee, coffee surrogate, a touch of pumpernickel. Taste is roasty, minimally bready and smoky, ashy, dark malty, slightly bitter hoppy, notes of burnt coffee, a touch of pumpernickel, burnt caramel, iron, rust, smoked ham.
Watery texture, smooth and soft, simultaneously slightly dry palate, fine, mildly prickly carbonation.
Balanced, fairly meaty - very nice.