Tea colored brew that is clear with moderate visible carbonation. A huge soapy light tan head. The head fades in a very uneven manner leaving a cool looking mess of foam. Nose is decent with plenty of grapefruit. Flavor is tart but surprisingly sweet. It is a smooth tartness brought about by a nice hop combination choice. It offers interesting subtlety of grapefruit, pine, orange, and caramel. Well crafted understated flavors.

Bomber poured a clear tarnished copper with a small lingering ivory head. Aroma was floral, light carmel and light fruittiness. Palate was medium bodied and smooth with a lightly dry finish. Flavors of carmel, earthiness, floral and light fruittiness with a smooth lingering moderatly bitter finish.

This aggressively carbonated beer had a distinct British hop bitteress and a sweetness, that moved back and forth consistent with their wording betweenthe bitterness and the sweetness. And neither was overdone. It was nice and if more complexity, would merit a higher rating.A bit of hop smell, a nice head were also featured. Bee-aye #3300.

Bottle. Pours a transparent amber with a fluffy, beige head and thin floral aromas. Flavor is mild and rather uninspiring. Watery sweetness with a touch of floral hops and maybe a touch of orange juice. Finish is soapy and mild. Very disappointing from Moylans.

Draught at GABF 2008. Clear golden - white head. Nice high hoppy, grass, pine, resin, wet gress, knækbrød, swedish flatbread, light malty sweetness, lovely full bodied. Nice.