From recently unearthed notes, drank December 2017. Bottle from Park Fever, Hither Green. Hazy gold pour with a white head. Aromas of orange marmalade, lychee, yellow melon. Flavours of orange marmalade, passionfruit, yellow melon, touch of white grape. Zesty hoppy linger on the palate. Nice.

Bottle at home from Offie & Toffee. This was drunk one day before its BBD, so that might explain some of my comments. A fizzy pour that quickly subsided to a rather flat beer with little to no carbonation. The aroma was all hops and that was taken forward into the taste which was hops, hops, hops! This hop assault was harsh and I laboured to finish the beer because of its single dimension. The mouthfeel was flat and I could be pushed into saying slightly stale. Not a good one for me.

Bottle shared at Leighton's place 31/01/2018. Many thanks! A clear golden yellow coloured pour with a froth white head. Aroma is nice pollen tropical fruit, mango, peach and white grape. Flavour is composed of semi sweet, pale grains, sticky hop, floral citrus, lychee grape, Tangerine. Palate is semi crisp, moderate carboantion. Nice. Good hop character.

31st January 2018
Bodney Towers sharebottle. Thanks to Fergus. Almost clear gold beer, thin pale cream colour head. Palate is light and mildly dry, decent fine carbonation. Light clean sweetish malts. Nicely integrated pine, mild spice and fresh tropical fruits. Mango, guava and others. Light bitterish finish. A nice surprise.

Bottle at LKS - thanks to Fergus. It pours clear golden with a tiny white head. The aroma is bready, green, grassy, lemon sherbet, candied peel, bit dank and some stone fruits. The taste is dry, bitter, green, dank, weedy, grass, minerals, lemon sherbet, stone fruits, tropical vibes and some spice with a dry finish. Medium body and soft carbonation. Decent gear. Fresh and quaffable.

Bottle at home in Hackney - picked up at Clapton Craft. Pours completely clear gold with a small, creamy white head. Nice aroma, some ripening citrus fruits, melon, tangerine, a little papaya. Light to medium sweet flavour with supportive pale malt base, more citrus fruits, tangerine and lemon, some mango and more papaya, peach, mild rindy bitterness. Medium bodied with fine carbonation. Pretty smooth in the finish, nice and juicy, with restrained piney bitterness, some further rindy notes. This is really drinkable stuff. One of the better ones I've had from Brixton.