Can from House of Cans Soho. Opaque, slightly hazy gold. Fluffy foamy white head. Aroma has malts, sugary sweetness and canned fruit. Flavourwise it's initially bitter (booze and resin) before a good dose of syrupy sugary sweetness manifests itself. Although the bitterness does more than just linger. There's also some citrus sourness in the mix, which is more evident into the finish. Medium-heavy bodied. Oily. Soft-fizzy carbonation. Long dry astringent finish. This grew on my... initially it seemed too sweet... but it's big boozy and fun.

13th November 2025
Can. Just a light haze on this yellowish gold beer, a pretty decent pale cream colour head. Light palate, semi dry, good fine minerally carbonation. Light bodied smooth pale malts, a decent creamy sweetness. Hops bring cooling pine and a mild bitterness. Modest but bright citrus and a little pineapple cubes sit in a slightly vodka like background. Smooth finish brings everything together reasonably well. Impressively drinkable for the abv, although slightly strange at the same time, in as much as you can certainly taste the alcohol but it's not hot or spicy. Yeah, dangerously drinkable this one.

Panda at home, thanks to the Wingmane, 30/09/2025.
Hazed orange topped with a lasting white head.
Nose is a little thin for a big ballsy hopped affair, grass, bitter orange, citric tinged straw, ripe melon.
Taste comprises orange pith, guava, mandarin, mango flesh, pine resin.
Medium bodied and some, fine carbonation, semi drying close spliced with juicy come resinous hop bitterness allied to a balanced boost.
Tidy enough offering but runs a little on the sweet side and lacks bitterness for me.

Pours a hazy, lemon-orange, with smallish head. Aroma is citrus and tropical fruit, with a sour washcloth note upfront. Flavors follow, with quite a bit of alcohol-burn. Mouthfeel honestly seems a touch thin for the bloated monster this is. Hop bitterness is kept to a minimum in the finish.