Bien bon, très fruitée

Oikein pehmeä ja raikas.

A pretty nice Pale ale made with Indie Hops. A nice citrus taste to it.

Hyvä vaahto Väri on hieno. Harmaan keltainen ja samea. Osaahan Deya tehdä värin. Tuoksussa päärynän kuorta paljon, ananas löytyy. On kyllä hedelmäinen ja hyvä tuoksu. Maku on tasapainoinen. Todella tasapainoinen. Ai saakeli kun on hedelmäinen, helppo, tyylikäs. Ei tästä mitään huonoa löydä. Vehnä maistuu, ihan pieni hiivaisuus mutta hyvällä tavalla. On kyllä lempeän pehmeän hedelmäinen. Hitto mikä tasapaino. Nyt on sitä Deyaa mihin tottunut. On kyllä loistava Sessari. Vaikka juonut tupla Ipoja pohjille niin silti tämä on kova. Tai lähinnä hienon tasapainoinen.

The Beaujolais Nouveau of IPA! The strata variant of Steady Rolling Man comes and goes quickly and should be enjoyed fresh. Hazy and runny honey coloured amber appearance, it had a lively pour but the head has all but gone. It's beautiful on the nose, with dank hops and sweet tropical fruit like pineapple, kiwi, lime, satsuma. In the mouth it fairly thin and instantly dry. I worry that I should have drank this as soon as I got it. The finish is abrupt and clean, with only a minimal dankness lingering along with pineapple cubes. It is nice though and it's easy to gulp, you could down this easy. The dry finish is accentuated by a wheaty impression I'm getting. It's sweet but not as much as on the nose, also the fruits from the nose are muted on the tongue. At this stage I'd say the original brew is much better. I'm confused as to whether this is a single hop brew, if strata has replaced all the hops. The can says 'same base' and strata being used in the boil and dry hop. Trying again, you do get the tropical and hop hit at the start but it's very short, then followed by weed dankness (classic to strata) then the wheaty finish is the biggest part of this that fights off the dankness mostly and make you forget about the fruit beginnings.