UPDATED: DEC 28, 2023 Bottled. Amber colour with a mediumszed beige head. Aroma is floral, hayish, some grass and mild biscuity tones. Flavour is fruity, some spices, mild hay, some grass and mild herbal tones. Ends in a quite bitter grassy and fruity way.

UPDATED: DEC 6, 2022 Bottle from the rot box. A mostly clear amber toffee coloured pour with a lasting fine beige head. Aroma is semi sweet, chewy toffee malts, orange rind, resin, grass, some age. Flavour is composed of semi sweet, chewy toffee biscuit, bitter pine, metalic, assertive hop bitterness, grass. Palate is thick hop oils, bitter, moderate carbonation. A little harsh. Should not have lost this one in a box.

Bottle from Oddbin’s, Morningside, Edinburgh. Bit stale and musky - strong malt character comes through, but of dry pine and dried fruit, but overall it lacked quite a lot in the middle.

Bottle from Oddbins. Pours deep gold, slightly hazy, foamy head (a bit too foamy actually). Floral and funky aroma, almost a wee bit off. Oddly thin for the abv. Quite dry, the floral aroma doesn’t really follow through into the taste. OK, but a bit one dimensional.

355 ml bottle, from Oddbins Aberdeen City. ABV is 7.5%. Golden colour, only slightly hazy, large white head. Aroma of piney American hops, also hints of oranges and grapefruit. Moderate carbonation in the mouth. Moderate malts, not very sweet. Very bitter flavour, piney / resinous and grapefruity.

Bottle. Golden with white head. Aroma of citrus, pine and grass. Malty backbone. light sweet and medium heavy bitter. The body is light and the texture is watery.

Golden pour with a white head. Grapefruit and floral aroma. Hop-forward flavor with grapefruit, floral, and earthy notes.

Bottle at The Roebuck, Leek (Titanic) Pours a hazy pale amber colour with a thin white head. Aroma of toasted malts, orange, some pine, subtle red berries and slight grassy hops. Taste of toasted malts, subtle red berries, some pine, a little caramel, a hint of orange and slight grassy hops. Medium bodied and moderate carbonation. A dryish, toasted malt, grassy hop bitterness in the finish. A very simple American IPA, piney and grassy hops balanced with toasted malts.

Bottle courtesy of Barry, cheers Barry, consumed at home making Quesidallas, Thursday 4th August 2016 Pours mid gold with a white filmy head, soft in the mouth, quite pithy bitter edge, tastes like an American IPA. Pretty decent. A6 A4 T7 P3 OV13 3.3

Bottle, pours pale amber with a fine head, aroma melds a little fruit and caramel with an odd hint of boiled veg. Drying and bitter, with touches of caramel and resin leading into a severe citrus-bitter and almost acrid finish.