375ml can and called a 'Partially gelatinated low dairy beer based beverage' - yummy! Pours a murky brown with off white head, good retention and lacing. It should also be noted that the beer weighs a tonne - you could use a couple of cans of this for weight training. Aroma is sweet, lactose, vanilla, caramel malts. Full body as expected and a low tingly carbonation. Taste is lactose, vanilla, malty, salt, some fruity hops. Mild bitterness in the finish Its a very strange beer but I don't dislike it.

375ml can via Beer52; BB 12th Oct 2021. Drank at home on 8th Jan 2021. Hazed golden orange body, white topping. Caramel/malty molasses in the nose and sweet taste, lactose/vanilla like feel through out. Not a style of IPA I am knowledgeable on, and I don't think I am really going to try and find many more! Ha, this is my 17th within this style apparently.

From a 375ml can on 1/2/2019. Pours a clear amber with a big foamy head. The smell is primarily caramel topping. Tastes very strongly of caramel and vanilla icecream, with just a hint of bitterness to balance things out. It actually works very nicely - maybe not quite as good as the Moussey Juicy - but still damned tasty. Has a thick, creamy texture and moderate carbonation. Very much like a caramel milkshake and a real dessert beer.

Pours burnished copper, large head.Nose shows caramel, vanilla, toffee, rum and raisin.Flavours include caramel, fudge, vanilla, soft salt and a bit of lactose sweetness. Very low bitterness.

Can. Brown with a beige head. Aroma of vanilla and caramel syrup. Smells like Cottee's ice cream topping (and I'm not a toddler). But then it somehow keeps doing that _and_ tastes like beer - a pleasant and not excessively sweet amber ale. Decent, bitter enough finish.