UPDATED: FEB 14, 2020 How: Can.
Where: Had at home.
Appearance: Opaque yellow colour with a small white head.
Aroma: Malt, tropical fruit, grapefruit, pine, citrus, hops.
Body: Full body, low carbonation.
Flavour: Tropical fruit, malt, hops, citrus, grapefruit. Taste score goes down the more I have of it.

UPDATED: FEB 12, 2020 44cl Can @ Mikkeller Webshop, Copenhagen, Denmark. Hazy golden colour with a thin white head. Aroma is hops, citrus, tropical fruits. Taste is hops, citrus, grapefruit, peach, mango. Medium body, average carbonation.

UPDATED: DEC 19, 2019 Keg at the hanging bat.. Soft juicy tropical fruit nose.. Soft fruits.. Juicy tropical fruit.. Bih juicy fruits

UPDATED: NOV 24, 2019 Tap (Sori Taproom, Not Tallinn) (5:3:5:2:9=2.4) Fashionably pale and cloudy. Sweet fruity aroma. Sweet sticky slick palate. Starchy sweet sickly taste. Yuck, a mess.

UPDATED: NOV 22, 2019 Hazy, yellow, unstable head. Good hoppy juice with lack of bitterness. Bright grassy and citrusy and chives hopoy nose vs sweet malty body. Good.

UPDATED: NOV 11, 2019 Canned, 440 ml, courtesy of Tomislav. Shared with him, Boris, Zec and Max. Unclear yellow, white head. Hoppy, lots of grapefruit, some tropical fruit, smooth, lasting bitter finish, some hop burn finish. Medium bodied.

UPDATED: NOV 2, 2019 440ml can brewed in Leeds at 8.2%. Yellow and opaque. Decent-sized head, not lasting too long. Aroma of mango and a bit of those oats beneath. Moderate carbonation, kept in check by the body of this beer. Those oats doing work, really giving a thick, high-quality fruit juice feel to the beer. Slightly tanninic grape-y hops, slightly resin-y tropical fruit hops (funny how Citra so often doesn't taste citrussy), supported by a good if unoriginal 'craft IPA' malt. Thick and somewhat smooth mouthfeel, would be creamy if it wasn't somewhat rough and pithy! Succulent and juicy fruit character. Bitterness there but pretty low - grape-esque. Serious business ABV might be felt in your stomach, but not in your mouth. The alleged gooseberry may even put in an appearance in the aftertaste! Good DIPA, if not outstanding, manages a slight (very slight - key note is the grape tannins) twist on the style. As a beer it's great, but not the pinnacle of the style. Could be considered to 'split the difference' between Northern Monk and Cloudwater's house styles. Good hop flavour without loads of bitterness. Very pleasant drink, and discernibly skillfully crafted.

UPDATED: OCT 19, 2019
Can 440ml. @ home.

[ As Northern Powerhouse Brew Series 006 // DDH Double IPA // Cloudwater ].
ABV: 8.2%. Murky medium orange colour with a large, frothy, good lacing, mostly lasting to diminishing, off-white head. Aroma is moderate malty, pale malt, fruity malt, moderate to heavy hoppy, citrus - grapefruit, pine, fruity hops, tropical fruit. Flavor is moderate to heavy sweet and bitter with a long duration, tropical fruit, citrus - grapefruit, fruity hops, gooseberry - grapes. Body is medium, texture is oily to watery, carbonation is soft. [20190918]
8-3-8-4-16

UPDATED: OCT 11, 2019 Can of 44cl, in a Pint glass; from the fridge. Good and surprising collab, this beer is a double IPA aged in barrel of Sauvignon, which give this beer a nice sweet aftertaste.

UPDATED: OCT 8, 2019 Copenhagen 8/10 2019. 44 cl can from Mikkeller Webshop. Drawing of a big hand coming out of a cloud grabbing for a wasp. Pours hazy, milky golden yellow with a medium-sized white head. Bubbly. Settles as thin, patchy layer of foam unable to cover the surface of the beer. No lacing. Aroma is intense, sweet and fermented with more subdued citric notes. Pineapple, mango, papaya. Light decay. Lighter citrus, Grape fruit. Light carbonation. Soft, smooth, oily, almost flat texture. Flavor is medium sweet followed by a strong, citric bitterness. Aftertaste is bitter sweet with bitterness getting the upper hand. Lingers for a while with light boozy burn. Powerful, sweetly fermented, citric, aptly named Powerhouse.