 harrisoni (5331), Ashford, Kent, England
Jul 1, 2005
Cask at Guildford Arms, Edinburgh.
this was the the first time I had this beer and it was a complete revelation. I had never had anything that assailed my senses from the get go like this one. I could sit there all afternoon just enjoying the aroma of lemon citrus and floral american hops. The fact it is only 3.8% amazes me that they can get so much flavour into it. I would happily drink this every week
ruggedman (429), Portland, Maine, USA
Oct 5, 2008 On tap at Novare Res in Portland. Just ordered it on a whim, and i was very pleasantly surprised. This stuff is supremely drinkable, very tasty, and has an interesting flavor of hops. I’m loving this stuff, dare I say one of the first good hoppy beers i’ve sampled from over the pond!
Bullit (577), Glasgow, Scotland
Sep 13, 2008 Tap @ Kafe Belgie. Golden colour, small white head. Aroma has grapefruits and hops. Flavour is fruity, with citrus and orange. Fresh bitterness.
gary07734 (165), Tyne & Wear, England
Aug 24, 2008 Nice pale pint, refreshing pint, bitter and hoppy, tiny bit of fruitiness, nice clean finish. Fairly good and easy drinking.
iammarc (179), Inverness, Scotland
Aug 5, 2008 A great pint from Blackfriars, Inverness. Fantastic appearance, good blonde slightly hazy look. A thin head on top, and a refreshing taste. A million fruit tastes going on inside, and good finish. Brilliant.
TEJA (143), Stockholm, Sweden
Jul 30, 2008 On caask at OT and Akkurat.
This is one of my favorite beers. It has a very plesant aroma that isn’t the usual english hops but much more fresh. (Do they wet-hop?). Litle darker than a lager. Much hop taste and a long nice bitterness. At Akkurat in a real pint glass this is heaven.
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