Bottle shared at the level 42, 24/05/2016. Many thanks to Leighton for this one. A hazed orange golden coloured pour with a lasting thin white head. Aroma is big orange rind citrus, juicy, hints of dirty tropical fruit, pineapple. Little wheaty grains on the nose. Flavour is composed of grains, biscuit, semi sweet grains, dirty citrus, tangerine, mango, orange rind. Palate is semi sweet, moderate carbonation Little chewy hop resin. Good.

Can at Level 42 thanks to the absent L-Dawg, 24/05/16. Hazed orange golden with a decent off white cap. Nose is sticky orange, caramel, light mango, soft bread. Taste comprises chalky minerals, straw, grain, orange peel, light pine, orange wine gums. Medium bodied, fine carbonation, semi drying close. Ok IPA.

Can at level 42, thanks to LKS. It pours hazy deep dirty gold with a medium white head. The aroma is mellow, sweet, juicy, nectarine, peach, mango sorbet, pineapple, earth and grass. The taste is bitter, juicy, pineapple, nectarine, earth, dirty, pine, grassy green edge, dankness and some spring onion with a dry, fruity finish. Medium body and fine carbonation. Nice juicy fruit character, if a bit dirty.

Can at home in London - picked up at the London Brewers Market. Pours clear, deep gold with a frothy, white head. The aroma is nice and juicy, with strong notes of mango, peach, tangerine and orange. Medium sweet flavour with lots of ripe, plump tropical fruits, more mango, papaya, apricot, nectarine, orange, some relaxed piney bitterness, dry pale bread. Medium bodied with average carbonation. Fairly clean on the finish, with slight resin, more fresh and juicy citrus and tropical fruits, adequate bready sugars. Really well balanced overall, and hugely drinkable. Once again, London Beer Factory shows that they brew really good beer. I’m not sure they get as much attention as they might deserve.