Can 375ml (canned 22.07.2017). Clear golden colour, small white-greyish head, delicate lacing. Aroma is fresh with hop, resin note and maybe very small note of young beer like acetaldehyde but very gentle and hidden behind hops. Medium dry, smooth in taste. Bitterness is light to medium with resin character, a little bit astringent but quite nice in overall. Average IPA but something is missed in this beer and it seems to be without the hop "claw", too polite.

(Can) Pours clear golden with small loose white head. Nice aroma of pine with citrus notes. Medium body with great carbonation. The foretaste is a nice balance of tangy citus fruit and biscuity malt. In the mid palate the fruit dies away and hoppy bitterness starts to build, and this carries over into a long finish. Very nice.

Can. Golden amber with a white head that soon fades. Aroma kumquat and grapefruit, peach , pineapple: fruity without being fruit salady. Light bread and a mere touch of caramel underpin the hops. Bitterness is fairly strong and slightly peppery too. Nothing new but it’s tasty with fresh US hop aromatics.

Tap at 4 Pines Brewery, Manly. Golden amber colour, white foam head leaving lacing and tropical fruity orange hop aroma. Taste is malt, caramel, mango, marmalade, orangey, woody pine, with resinous hoppy bitterness. Medium bodied, soft carbonation, dry tangy bitter finish. Nicely drinkable.