UPDATED: DEC 17, 2021 Rating from old records: from bottle in shaker. Hoppy aroma, malty middle, bitter finish

UPDATED: MAY 27, 2020 This one can keep its chin up. Nice, but slightly too malty for an IPA to my taste. Yet, great work!

Bottle 345 m / Bier-Bienne (CH). Coppery beer with an average pale ochre head, little persistent and poured oily. Fruity aromas of orange-apricot, malt and caramel, slight hop. The taste is light, moderate of bitterness, with caramel, roasted and stewed fruits. All this balances for a compromised beer between bitter and soft. Grassy and crispy finale.

from Bier-Bienne - amber-orange beer with a moderate head retention; shy and blur aroma of flowers and caramel; medium-bodied, sweet and gently bitter; mineral and flowery aftertaste - insignificant

Pours amber with no head. Toasted malt aroma. Sweet and fizzy malt flavour. Mild bitterness. No real hops. Pleasant.

[backlog] 29-01-15 // bottle in Orbost, Australia. Orange golden colour. Malty, light bitter hop aroma. Weak IPA. English style.

Pretty good but more mild malts than bitter hops. Light bodied and smooth, just not really an IPA.

Weak Ipa. Almost no aroma. Taste limited to a few nuances. The same goes to aroma

From a bottle. Well made, more malt flavour than you get with most IPA’s, could be hoppier but still a good beer.

Bottle 0,345l. Pours a golden amber colour, thin off-white foam head. Aroma of caramel, orange and toffee. Taste is sweet malt caramel with a floral orangey hop tangy bitterness. Slightly oily mouthfeel, medium bodied, medium carbonation. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone