UPDATED: OCT 6, 2021 Rating number 5,400! 16 ounce can. Cloudy pale gold color is topped by a pillowy white head. Great lacing. Bready malt aroma has big citrusy hop notes. Lemon, lime and passion fruit. Flavor is crackery malt, orange, grapefruit and lime zest. Lots of bitterness throughout. Notes of resiny pine and black pepper in the lingering finish.

UPDATED: MAY 15, 2021 Huge, very fine & lacey white head over fully muddy ochre - orange beer. Orangepeel heated, other grains, dry spices, alternative kernels & flour. Bit of human sweat. Bitter, ultra dry, and still these grainy flavours. Hops & resins' galore, but the essence of the main taste are these 'woke' grains. I'd even mention bean flour. Gradually the tension grains-hops levels out, and finally the result is not that bad. Feels pretty well-bodied, quite slick, oily, OK carbonation. As said. not bad in the end, but for quite some time it seems to be hanging between two chairs.

UPDATED: APR 2, 2021 fresh can, murky orange with white head. More vegetal and corn chip modern citra forward than some of the other hoppy beers we had this night. Dumpster citrus, marshmallow, light onion, Fritos, mango, and resin. Gonna get you back for this one Davey

UPDATED: MAR 28, 2021 16oz can from Tavour. Hazy, milky yellow, fine head. Aroma is grapefruit peel. Taste is more citrus, mostly grapefruit, some lemon. Zippy, zesty.

UPDATED: OCT 21, 2020 Pint can thanks to Drake. Seems there are two entries for this beer, so I'm choosing the one with more ratings. Both are DDH with Cirtra, same abv. What's the difference? Anyway murky orange with a frothy head that fades quickly. Juicy orange, pine, mango, pineapple nose. Flavor is mango, citrus peel, pine, pineapple, floral hops, green citrus. Tasty!

UPDATED: MAY 24, 2020 Can. Very cloudy gold with a white head that fades to a coat in short order. Vibrant orange, grapefruit and mango aroma with a slight herbal tinge. Light bodied. Just sufficient crackery malt for the hops to totter on. Quite bitter with some pepper joining the fruit. A little more punch yet a little less depth to the hop aromatics than the normal version - but still a very fine beer.

UPDATED: MAR 30, 2020 16 oz can. As Double Dry Hop Pseudo Sue Pale Ale. Canned on 02/27/20. Thanks a lot Timo A! Appeared to be my RB rating #14,000. Hazy golden color with a tiny off-white head. Smooth citrusy and tropical fruity hoppy aroma. Yummy! The flavor is dry citrusy and juicy fruity hoppy. Tasty. Balanced.

UPDATED: MAR 28, 2020 47 cl can @ Timo A Aroma is surprisingly mild with cereal and sweaty t-shirt. Flavour has gooseberry bush, cereal, grapefruit and orange. Feels old, stuffy and has not that great drinkability. I must say that I expected more.

UPDATED: MAR 28, 2020 473 ml can as 'Double Dry Hop Pseudo Sue' (5.8% abv) @ Timo A. BBE 26.06.2020. Pours golden color with a small white head. Citric aroma, fresh hops, caramel notes, some pine, grapefruits. Flavor is citric and bitter hoppy, mouthwatering grapefruits, piney resin, some malty tones. 3515

UPDATED: MAR 27, 2020 Howler. Poured clear copper color with an average frothy white head that lasted with very good lacing. Moderate to heavy citrus hop aroma. Medium to abundant body with a dry slick texture and soft carbonation. Moderate to heavy complex citrus bittersweet flavor with a moderate to heavy bittersweet finish of medium to long duration. This solid beer met my expectations