330 ml. can. BBF 25SEP2018. Vegan friendly according to the can, nice. Always happy to see brewers give this information. Hazy orange, off-white head. Nose is massive lemon more like low sour proper lemon sorbet than actual lemon, lovely. Juicy lemon taste, strange plastic taste & feel that somewhat appeals to me, briefly bitter with lingering pasty, strange plastic lemon plastic sorbet feel which is weird lingering doughy pasty, some mixed feelings but overall I like and the lingering aftertaste. Weird chemical citrus taste that appeals to me. Pastry doughy taste.

F: thin, white, very quick gone. C: gold, hazy, bit murky. A: malty, bit lemon, rainwater, bit orange, hint of tropical fruits. T: malty, bit orange, mineral, hint of lemon, dry fruity on the palate, bit lemon peels, I don’t taste the coconut here and expected some kind of IPA not this, not very enjoyable, medium body with low carbonation, 33cl can from Malting pot in Brussels.

Can at The Grapes, Oxford, Sunday 29th October 2017 Murky, dirty gold with a white head. As Loz mentioned this is lemony but more sherbert lemon. The aroma is lemony, it's like a powdered lemon though like you used to make up drinks as a kid. I like this but it's a bit artificial. A6 A2 T7 P3 Ov14 3.2

Can from Cotteridge Wines; hazy golden amber pour with a bubbly white head, aroma has lemon, taste has lemon, slight straw, seems a little fake and forced.

Cask. Hants Oktoberfest. Pungent lemon aroma. Uber cloudy. Kinda ill looking..Thin white head. Very lemony. As if juice had been added.to the beer. Thin. Slick. Flat. Abrupt. A lemoncello beer. Not mindblowing. Restrained.