Notes of bread and grain, tending towards malt liquor, underpin a sort of dirty wildflower that accompanies your first whiff. On the palate, this is far thinner than you expect with a little resin and a lot of citrus, but precious too little malt for mine. It’s also a touch too dry. I do, however, like the fact that it’s a rather hoppy taste, which makes it a pretty good option for a Summer afternoon session. Nevertheless, I’d recommend that the beerboys stick to retailing rather than brewing.

Bottle. Very pale orange with a short white head. High bead. Grainy aroma with some herbs and weeds. A bit of melon too. Taste is grainy Oz lager sweetness with little bitterness.