I am getting demanding about Aussie IPAs; by comparison, this is unexceptional.

Hoppy with decent head and a hint of grassy after taste but this is a good drink from a decent brewery.

Tasting paddle 4/5. Transparent, amber beer with regular, relatively long-lived carbonation unleashes a faintly creamy, cotton head that decorates the glass as a beautiful layer for substantially long. The scent portrays medium-strong hops that gain a bit grassy and faintly piney twists. Faint caramel and a pinch of morning cereals emanate also to the nostrils. The taste is soft, a tad grainy and surprisingly sweet. I can identify relatively sweet malt, biscuit dough, a tiny pinch of caramel and orange peel. The body is light-medium to medium. The beer finishes with slightly sweet malt, remote caramel and faint biscuit, followed by bitter orange peel and. The aftertaste lingers in mouth for a rather long time. The mouthfeel is somewhat lip-glueing, dank, medium-crisp and relatively soft.