UPDATED: JUN 14, 2019 Let skum. Gul/orange uklar. Let-mellem karbonering. Ikke så gumler for en IPA Frisk, citrus (tænker næsten på pissoir friskere). Bitre eftertoner.

UPDATED: APR 30, 2019 Botella de @Den Gamle Købmand Copenhague 20/04/2019
Color amarillo corona de espuma blanca, aromas frutales, caramelo, sabor frutal, cuerpo medio.

Bottle. Light golden, hazy, small to average and mostly diminishing head. Moderate, malty and lightly sweetish aroma, faint caramel, some tropical fruitiness, some citrus/light grapefruit hoppyness. Body is medium, malty and dryish, faint caramel with light tropical fruitiness, some citrus/light grapefruit hoppyness. Finish is average, malty and dryish, faint caramel with light tropical fruitiness, citrus/light grapefruit hoppyness. Nicely hopped dryish IPA - not too much caramel.

Tap @ home. Aroma of light malt, light resin hops. Hazy amber with white head, mostly diminishing. Taste is moderate bitter and light sweet. Medium body, oily/dry feel and bitter finish.

Bottle at home, 17/09/16. Very lightly hazed golden orange with a moderate off white covering. Nose is melon, tangerine, gentle citric sherbets, light bread, grass. Taste comprises bitter orange, lemon rind, citric laced straw, pink grapefuit. Medium bodied, fine carbonation, drying close dashed with hop bitterness. Ok IPA.

330 ml bottle in cph, backlog. Hazy golden with white head. Aroma and taste has pale malt, caramel, grapefruit, tropical fruit, citrus hops with a medium bitter finish.

Bottle, march 25th 2016. Clear golden body, medium white head. A classic fruit hoppy aroma with a matching balanced malt and hop taste, medium bitterness. Hop factoors are mostly grapefruit and pine. A pretty normal IPA of it’s kind, but a good one at that.

Bottle. Pours slight hazy yellow with a white head. Aroma of grassy hops, citrus, orange, grains, slight hay and pine. The taste is mildly hoppy with citrus notes, orange, grains and slight grassy notes as well. Easy going IPA!

Bottle in Copenhagen-- Pours hazy pale yellow with medium white head. Smells slightly like lychee and citrus. Aromas are citrusy (mainly lemon), herbal hops, freshly cut grass, peach. Average carbonation, light body. Medium tart and citrusy finish. Not really fond of this one, too much acidity and grassiness.

330ml bottle from Kihoskh, Copenhagen (28 Danish Krone):
Quite a fresh & lively beer with strong carbonation & a crisp, zesty flavour that helped things down. The beer was dominated by citrus flavours although the odd tropical fruit did manage to sneak through & the balance wasn’t too bad really. Definitely not an overly complex beer but it was interesting & drinkable whilst also proving itself better than the Kihoskh Brown Braids Ale I tried previously