Full of flavour. Packed with American citrussy hops and very fruity. Maybe too complex

Decent IPA. Floral and fruity

Friday starts with a flight. Flight home is tomorrow. Today's flight is different. 😅 Flight 1/4. This is the only "house beer" still untasted here. The three other beers are then by other breweries. (First I have to quickly remove the orange slice the bartender put on the rim as I didn't pay attention, hope it won't distort the taste...) The beer colors cloudy yellow. A pure white, moussy head rises half a finger tall maximum. Retention is reasonable as the head disperses to the sides. The scent offers weak aromas, first and foremost, pineapple and lemon. Hmmm, alright. The taste profile is a bit sweet, I wonder if the orange slice actually managed to season the beer although it wasn't there for more than a couple of minutes maybe and didn't even touch the beer almost at all. Anyway, the cocktail contains unmistakable lemon pulp, pineapple, orange (damn...), carambola, wheat malt of course and something that I surely didn't expect: faint licorice. Could it be an off-flavor? Whatever. Reminds me a bit of CoolHead, but just remotely, they do such cocktails much better. The body is light. The finish is thin fruity, the same lemon, orange and pineapple, at least, feature on the tongue. For a while, not too long though. The mouthfeel is thin to light, zesty, juicy, moderately tropical and refreshing. It's distantly candy-like, as well. Easy and gulpable.

Second flight 4/4. Lucid, deep amber beer with a patchy, mold-white layer wafting on the surface for long. The olfactory provision contains malt and slightly crisp piney hops. I can't get anything else out of this. The flavor provision puts forward modestly hopped caramel malt, dried peach, peach ice tea and a strange herbal vibe in the background. I just don't know what it is. The body is light. The finish fades fast out with pretty much the same components as earlier. The mouthfeel is moderately crisp, fairly balanced and slightly drying. There's also something herbal that disturbs me but I can't word it any better.

Second flight 3/4. Superturbid, peach-juice-hued beer with a cream-white, thick moussy head on the top. Retention is also here very long. Strawberry mash is moderate but detectable in the scent. Do I also find wheat malt here? I could swear I do. The gustatory combination is composed of astonishingly easily identifiable strawberry juice, milk and soft wheat malt like bun. This is j-u-i-c-y! The body is light. The finish travels along the same road as before. No deviations. The mouthfeel is light, juicy, summery and gardeny. it's also faintly tart, subtle, smooth as well as remotely drying. Absolutely milkshakey. Nice one!

Second flight 2/4. The beer wears a fully impenetrable, straw dress. The emerging head is pure white, dense and voluminous. Retention is absurdly long. Like forever. The nose picks carambola, pineapple and lemon zest. Fruity. Straightforward though. The tongue likes pineapple, lemon, carambola, fresh-grassy hops and powerful wheat malt that supports the medley. The body is light. The finish twists toward a fruity Witbier with bags of wheat malt, citruses, pineapple and hops. Not bad at all. The mouthfeel is light, zesty, a bit tropical, relatively soft and smooth. It's also summery and obviously a good thirst quencher.

Second flight 1/4 to accompany a Korean chicken kimchi burger meal. Murky, dark brown beer looks like black coffee. A neat beige head is born on the top. It withdraws soon to the sides. The nose picks burned malt, a tad wood and licorice. The medley is, again, what else, weak. Licorice, blackcurrant leaf, burned malt and a pinch of charcoal come through distinctly on the tongue. Surprisingly fruity, I expected something dry. The body is light. The finish spreads roasted malt and garden berries further onto the tastebuds. The mouthfeel is light, roasty and a bit burned. Dry? Nope. Unchallenging for sure