Bottle - Intense grapefruit and some sourness. Clearish gold with a small white head. Nice fruity notes, touch of peel and acidity. Mango and fruity notes as well, decent.

375 ml bottle. Pours an orange amber with moderate head. Aromas of orange, pine, and sweet malts. Flavors follow same with bitter citrus rind, grapefruit, and spicy resin.

375mL bottle, pours a cloudy golden orange with a small white head. Aroma brings out citric hops, oats and biscuity malt. Flavour is along the same lines, with light citrusy hops and biscuity malt. Dry, with a citric finish. Nothing special, but it's decent.

Cloudy, light tan. Not much head. The aroma is a bit stewed on the fruits...typical of the style. This is sweet, and it has a mellow bitterness. It’s not bad, the hops are cleaner on the palate than the nose.

Bottle at The Sampler: pours super ugly haze with a white head. Aroma is tropical, tons of orange. Lots of orange juiciness. Loads of tropical fruit. Very nice.

Bottle from Milk and Hops, Chelsea. The name kinds says it all doesn't it? Brilliant name, description, and even the pairing suggestion. Love it all. Pours exactly as turbid as you'd expect, though with a bit of a darker orange than most in the "style" tend to be. Frothy beige head. Bright hoppy aroma of juicy, tropical fruit. Tastes of delicious unfiltered hype and some fruity hops too. Low bitterness level. Citrus zest, some light pine, and bit of that suspended wheat / oat thing in there as well. Not quite as juicy fruit as some of the beer to which this beautiful homage is paying tribute, but fun none-the-less. Put this in a can with a "drink in the first two hours of canning or else" note on it, and the aforementioned fanboys would be lining up for sure. Really fun beer.