Fom a 330ml can on 23/6/2019. Pours a light golden/almost straw colour with small head. Has a distictive nose of tropical fruit and, oddly, a touch of Belgian yeast. Taste wise, you get bready malt, some tropical fruit sweetness, followed by a pretty firm, sharp and dry bitterness. Medium bodied with average carbonation. Interesting enough and drinks reasonably well, but just doesn't quite come together for me.

Loads of passionfruit is the signature of this one, with pineapple and biscuit. The taste includes a lemony citrus flavour and a sharp bitter aftertaste. Maybe not my favourite NEIPA but not bad.

Can. Packaged 15 days ago. Yellow, with some haze, and not much head. Pineapple and pine nose. Tingly mouth. Some stonefruit with lingering bitterness. Reasonably complex and a bit different.

Can, to be "nuked" after 30 days. Good gimmick. Murky orange with a white head - a look you confidently would have declared a hefe 10 years ago. Aroma of crackers, menthol, herbs. Fruitier taste - or as they say retronasal - with some pineapple and red grapefruit. Fairly dry with crackers and punchy aromatics, firmish bitterness. Just soft enough texture to keep the building resin from getting a bit harsh. Not totally my sort of thing but rather well done.