Pours amber, slightly hazy, large cream head and some lacing. Aroma of resin hops, pine, dates. Taste is mostly malty, biscuit and caramel, rye malts are there too. The hops take you to resin, pine, dates, ripe fruit. Some yeasty funk present as well. Medium bodied and gently carbonated, tasty, well balanced and not dominated by hops as most of modern IPAs. Very good ale!

Hazy amber color with beige head. Aroma is reminding me of rye bread with honey. Taste starts also with a light honey note, follows with some dried figs and crackers, finishes with earthy hops and a slightly metallic note. Medium body, medium to high carbonation. Overall it has some nice flavors but the metallic note pulls it down a bit.

Bottle from Beer Cartel (June 2015). Dark amber/red, creamy off-white head, rich caramel/toffee aroma, peppery rye, spicy, citrussy hops, solid bitter finish. Very nice.

Bottle from top of the hops Kilmarnock a clear red amber beer with woody spicy aroma Flavour is peppery some grain notes hoppy bitterness quite fizzy

Preferred the latest Collab, but this is style solid. The rye delivers the usual character and most feel you’d expect with a west coast hop blend and that Stone touch to the collab. Not as red as I’d have though in colour, good head nice length

Nice use of Rye, loving the collaboration stuff Nomad are doing! Will be hunting down more

Drank w Matt the first night we ate in the new flat. Hazy copper-brown with fizzy off-white head. Smells of lightly pepper/spice rye, moderate hop, bitter and somewhat musty, almost some faint pumpkin. Taste is spiced rye, light toasted biscuit, moderate hop, somewhat watery. Body is frothy, watery, lightly spicy and sweet. Not bad - rye is clearly present - but not super interesting either.

Bottle from Craftissimo at new home. Hazy ruby-amber pour. Aroma is musty fruity hops with some interesting fruity sourness. Taste is quite malty with some spicy citrus bitterness. Again a bit of a musty finish. Not bad but a bit unclear.

500ml bottle from Cork & Cask. Pours clear amber with a thin white head. Aromas of spice, resin, herbs, citrus. Taste is lemon zest, more rye spice. Oily texture. Long bitter finish. Good.

Bottle from Coppers, Newcastle. Hazy dark amber coloured with a sweet and slight tart red berry flavour, citrus notes followed by pine and earthy notes on the creamy finish. Excellent!