Can at Taps, Kuala Lumpur. Poured a slightly hazy straw with a thin white head and lots of bubbles. The aroma is light citrus fruit hop and yeast. The flavour is light bitter with a light lemon citrus yeast sherbet palate. Light bodied with lively carbonation. Perfect for the summer I guess!

(Can) Clear straw with almost no head. Lovely fruity aroma (exotic fruits) with an interesting peppery edge. Light body with bright carbonation. Light fruit foretaste which develops some sophistication as some peppery and hoppy notes appear. There is a small amount of bitterness giving a fairly clean finish, although it is rather thin towards the end. Overall, pretty good for a beer in a can, and quite drinkable, if a little light and easy, which I think is described as thirst-quenching.

Can, on the 4th day of 40+ temperatures. Pale straw with a small white head that does not last. Carbonation is on the low side for this sort of thing. Aroma of gooseberries and passionfruit. Quite sweet, fruity with a wheaty tang. Low bitterness. No particular finish, but the sweetness doesn’t linger. Hits the spot.

From a 375ml can on 7/10/2013. Pours a clear pale yellow with almost no head. While looks wise, it could be mistaken for a pale lager, the same does not apply to the aroma, which is lovely - lots of passionfruit and lychee. The same is evident in the flavour, along with other sweet tropical fruit, some light biscuity malt, and a mild bitterness at the finish. Has a light body and medium to lively carbonation. A nice sessionale beer, somewhere between a Squire’s Golden Ale and a Knappstein Reserve Lager.

Pours gold with a large, sudsy head.Nose shows Nelson-like passion fruit and lychee along with some biscuity malt. Nice!Very similar flavours. Light fruity hops, lots of lychee. Backed by some soft clean malt. Very drinkable.Could use some more carbonation.