One for the road. Sorry for the lousy pic. The beer is actually misty, deep yellow, by far not as dark as the picture suggests. The carbonation is quite suppressed as it manages to create a relatively weak foamy lid only. Half a finger maybe. Soon smaller, of course. The fragrance is pretty suppressed. I spot tropical fruits like pineapple, tangerine and orange zest but all in tiny proportions only. The taste is attractive and sweet-leaning. And tropical. Pineapple, green grape, blood orange, lactose, oat flakes and a blink of wheat malt. That's the constellation. This would be appealing but not sensational though. The body proves to be medium to medium-full. The tail gives sweetness and tropical fruits. I can pick green grape, pineapple, tangerine, blood orange and lactose. Both oaty and wheaty sectors are present albeit the wheaty side loses the race. The mouthfeel is medium-full, juicy, tropical, pulpy and summery. Interestingly, this is simultaneously lip-glueing and moderately drying. Very balanced. Quaffable. A dangerous fast thirst quencher.

DIPA DDH, nez fruité, bouche bien équilibrée, fruitée

Bien construite, amertume douce. Ronde.

Orge, avoine, blé très bien brassés. DDH solide et alcool double, par rapport à une IPA…

Bonne bière avec des notes d'agrumes, de fruits tropicaux, de résine de houblon, le tout est très rond et peu amer