(Bottle) Hazy amber with no head. Aroma with nice pine and not so nice cardboard. Light body, fizzy. Flavour is gentle malt most of the way until some pine notes develop and then build into so pretty decent bitterness in the finish. Not as good as some other Moa beers, but definitely drinkable

330ml bottle into schooner glass. floral, golden, cloudy, white foam, very bitter. Hoppy and bitter, very cloudy in the glass. Nice lacing, some effort has gone into making this beer. Very nice. Inexplicably endorsed by Shane Warne, a man who probably thinks Crown Lager is the height of sophistication.

A Warnie beer, eh. A genius on the field, but in matters of taste best known for the impressive feat of managing to be flattered by being said to send home for baked beans whilst on tour in India (it was really tinned spaghetti). Bottle, 9C. Amber with a large white head that fades a bit but laces well and never disappears. Earthy and spicy aroma with caramel and grapefruit zest. Fairly light-bodied with highish carbonation, a bit minerally. Moderately sweet with a dryish bitter finish. Light caramel, peach, a little earthy mango, quite spicy at the end. Pleasant, bright clean flavours.This is good: sessionable but not meek. Perhaps a tropical stout called Look Up the Weather Forecast Yourself will follow.