Pours yellow hazy with a small head, aroma of marmalade, caramel and orange, flavor of marmalade, caramel and orange, medium bodied

courtesy of Antonio Rey - cloudy blond-orange beer with a white foam left; ripe fruits (apples, star fruits, watermelon); full-bodied, very sweet, more ripe fruits in a long bitter aftertaste of marzipan and apricot

At a tasting, smallish bubbly head, cloudy lightish orange color, aroma of orange marmalade and fruit drops with a candy hint, flavor of orange marmalade, fruit drops, candy and some fruitiness in the back, very light bitterness, quite sweet, Probably quite old and not really good.

Bottle sample at a tasting at Max’s place. Thanks tomer. Aroma of stale hops and oxidation (cardboard and a bit of chocolate). Sweet oxidized flavor with a bit of stale hops and faint bitterness. Medium-bodied.

Golden color with a quickly diminishing white head with good lacing. Aroma has notes of resins, tropical fruits and lightly citrus notes. Flavor ha a decent bitterness with good duration, citrus and grapefruit notes with light caramelish hints. Mild bittery in the final with medium duration.

UPDATED: NOV 17, 2014 Botella de 33 cl, adquirida en Lupulopolis. Sabor a lupulo, malta, alcohol. Magnifica DIPA.

Something went wrong here. The normal Aurea is a fine IPA, lightly bitter with a nice floral aroma. This one? Aroma mostly lost in a stale alcohol nose. Taste is sweet with not levity on the tongue whatsoever. A shame, given how much I normally enjoy the beers from this brewery. Bad yeast? Bad hops? Who knows... bad beer.