Poured with a darkish dirty yellow hazy body with a perceived thickness the pineyness on the nose felt a little 'held back'.
I was expecting to be a little blown away from the aromatics given that it's DDH but the perceived smell wasn't too much to rave about.
It did had a very intense lingering bitterness with mild sourness and grapefruit which are elevated at higher temperatures. Not sure if it's the canning process but the carbonation was pretty low and could do with a little more bubbles. 😊
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