A dry, straightforward, and intensely hopped beer, built around two hops in their Cryo form to maximize their aromatic expression.

On the nose, the Nelson Sauvin immediately reveals its unique profile, between white fruits, grape, and tropical notes, while the Simcoe brings a more resinous dimension, with hints of pine, citrus, and stone fruit. This contrast creates a bouquet that is fresh, complex, and particularly expressive.

On the palate, the attack is clean and powerful. The fruitiness quickly reveals the resinous character of the Simcoe, before a pronounced bitterness structures the entire tasting experience. At 50 IBUs, L'Œil Divin fully embraces its West Coast identity: dry, precise, and without excessive sweetness.