Crazy looking clear amber and bronze coloured body with a light orange glow, all covered by a single centimetre tall large-bubbled head, but the big floaters in this one are everywhere and makes this seem like a suspension or colloid and definitely not a solution! Aroma of deep malts, sugars (honey and syrup), guava and mangoes and a touch of alcohol in the nose, too, but the scent is much closer to juice than beer, especially an IPA! Full-bodied; Rich wheatie and oaty malts show at first with a lot of guava, mango and papaya fruit notes are very strong with a lot of sugars - mainly showing honey, but some lactose, too, and ending with a very slight bitterness in the finish. Aftertaste is rich with sugars, light fruit, some malt, but no alcohol notes, at all - this is hidden amazingly well, especially at 10 per cent, with no hop bitterness, either - this shows like a Tripel. Overall, a very nice, super dense, fruity, rich, sweet and syrupy beer that is super new school with no bitterness, hardly any alcohol flavours at all, a ton of richness and fruit notes and of course, instead of haze, zillions of large floaters here - crazy looking, but this is till a great beer - nice to have local-ish and very fresh! I sampled this sixteen ounce, pint-sized can, purchased from Total Wine in Newport News, Virginia on 20-November-2022 for US$6,99 into the store on 13-September-2022 and sampled at my house here in Washington on 08-December-2022.

16 oz can shared with a friend. Cloudy orange with off-white head. Aromas of tropical fruit, citrus, floral. Tastes of tropical fruit, stone fruit, floral notes. Medium body with a dry finish. Very tasty.

Guava, pineapple, mango, mangosteen. Pours hazy orange with good head and lacing. Really wonderful drink like fresh fruit juice. Bittersweet finish. Tap at Snally.