from Drinks of the World - hazy golden-yellow beer with a white foam left; light yeasty aroma with fair notes of grapefruit and pineapples, wheat; moderate malt backbone; sourish, juicy and long grapefruity finish, lingering yeasty notes

Bottle from DotW Zurich HB. Pours hazy yellow with a big head. Aroma is coriander, grapefruit, wheat, yeast. Body is medium with a strong lively carbonation, with a rather thin malt backbone and a dominant bitterness, mostly from the grapefruit. Low fruit, but it still lifts the beer up. Almost chewy. Dry shortish palate. Good.

June 2017 - Bottle share at 1 Canada Square. Big thanks to Adey, baby. As ’Trois Dames / Drinks of the World Grapefruit Blanche’. Hazy yellow, opaque, foamy off-white head. Aroma is papery, biscuity, elderflower. Body is light and frothy with tingly carbonation. Taste is papery, sugary, simple malt background with a spicy, dusty dryness. Middle of the road. (6-4-6-3-13=3.2)

14th June 2017
42nd floor beer share. Thanks to Ade. Hazy gold beer, small pale cream colour head. Palate is light and airy, modest fine carbonation. Smooth dry malts, light dry creamy sweetness. Modest grapefruit. Smooth cooling pine. Little tangy orange. Light dry finish brings a mild spicy note. Not bad.

Grain and bread malts, dough, wheat, straw and hay, light grapefruit. Hazy, pale gold, small, creamy, white head. Light bitter. More grain and bread malts, more wheat, sweet citrus fruits, light grapefruit, orange, more straw, soft carbonation, medium bodied. More of a wheat ale, but not bad at all. Bottle shared at L42, sourced from Drinks of the World, Bern.

Bottle shared on Level 42 14/06/2017. Many thanks to Adrian Tipple for this one. A milky yellow straw coloured pour with a a loose white head. Aroma is rustic doughy wheat, midget gem, light nettle. Flavour is composed of semi sweet wheat, moderate carbonation, pollen floral citrus, spicy citrus. Palate is semi sweet, doughy grains, wheat, highish carbonation. Veg. Not bad.

Bottle shared in London - thanks to Adrian. Pours cloudy yellow with a creamy, white head. The nose holds rich wheat bread, some hay. Light sweet flavour with more wheat bread, straw, light bitter pale grains, hay. Medium bodied with fine carbonation. Finishes with some husky bitterness, lemon peel, more rounded wheat bread. Not bad.

Bottle split at L42, thanks to Adrian, 14/06/17. Murky yellow / pineapple jus with a moderate off white head. Nose is spice, straw, grains, straw, melon, grapefruit. Taste comprises light grapefruit, spice, grains, straw, bread dough, peppery spice. Medium bodied, fine carbonation, drying close. Average ... not sure its a fruit beer.

I bought this bottle at drink of the world in Geneva. I drank it in Paris, in the hotel room. In my opinion, it is a delicious and refreshing IPA, generally I am not disappointed about this brew, even that it is fashonable. It sounds more a white IPA, the body is yellow, creamy and troubled, white head. The carbonation is a bit lower than usual, even though there is a discreet side sparkling, due to the kind of hop, perfect bitterness, staying for the eternity like the Odyssee of Homere, huge touch of grapefruit, citrus, some wheat but it is hidden by this such powerful climbing flower, a bit watery but the taste is well balanced during all the phases and sips until your bed, next one waiter!!!!