(Can) Pours clear golden amber with thin loose white head. Faint tangerine aroma. Medium body with bright somewhat fizzy carbonation. Pleasant taste if a bit thin. Nicely balanced. There’s definite orange fruit, some very restrained biscuit malt sweetness and some nice bitterness in the finish. Easy drinking, a bit different but not way out there. It definitely grows on you as you drink it, especially the way the palate changes from almost orange sofa at the start to a nice bitter finish.

375ml can into shaker. 4.5%. Pours a pale amber with a very slight haze. Bubbly head doesn't last long. A few bubbles dance around. Nice citric nose, Tangerine prominent. Flat mouthfeel, strong taste of oranges. A little malt lingers in amongst the fruit. Certainly easy-drinking but not a beer you would want to revisit.

Can, just says Citrus Pale Ale and 4.5%. Orange with a white head. Aroma of waxy blood orange, light bread. Light bodied. The added fruit threatened to dominate from the aroma, but sits back a little in the taste - softish bready pale malt, some mandarin notes that might be fruit, hop or both, a kick of blood orange. Not a lot of bitterness but enough to provide a finish. Nice balance of refreshing flavours.