Bottle, thanks to imdownthepub. Bright gold, lots of dense sticky ivory colored head. Bright garden mint aroma with a little cold grapefruit. Clean nettle/mint electric bitterness with a bit of citrus edge. Very delicate body, clean and appealing. An all around lovely beer, and a fun surprise to get a modest strength British beer in a bottle that has all the goodness you’d expect from a cask version. Thanks Glen!

Bottle: Crisp clean golden appearance with a pure white foam. Intensely hoppy and sweet aroma and amazing hoppy bite in the mouth, very refreshing. Perfectly bubbly with a slick mouthfeel. Lingering hops are wonderful. Impressive, everything an IPA should be.

Bottle. This one really impressed me. Golden and very clear appearance make a good start.After that it gets even better. Live hoppy flavours dominate with some gentle citrus tones floating around.Add a a bit of spice and it turns out to be an excellent beer. It is also perfectly bottled.Pity a lot of brewers who produce bottle conditioned ales don’t bottle as good as this one.Highly recommended.

Angry fist of Santa tasting at Chris o’s. Pale gold, thin lasting white head. Lovely hoppy aroma. Definitely will buy this again. It’s brilliant. Biscuity malt, lovely sherberty hop on end.

<i>A Mes rate: bottle at Chris O’s "Who’s Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf / Hog Fest" tasting.</i><br />Dark gold with a thin white head. Lovely piney hops, plenty of chinook and cascade. Slight spice. Really tasty.