Can. Hazy orange with an inch of loosish white head. Refined herbal citrus aroma with some barely ripe tropical fruit. Much punchier fruit upon a taste with riotous stone, tropical and citrus flavours held together by the citrus just bossing the show and a slightly pineapple astringent and firmly bitter finish. Even despite the lacklustre aroma this is my favourite from Deeds so far.

From a 440ml can on 15/2/2021 (ABV listed as 8.0% not 8.2%). Pours a hazy medium golden with a medium uneven head. The nose is relatively muted for a double - modest citrus and tropical notes. A bit more full on flavour wise, with lots of sweet fruit up, with quite a dank, green, strong bitterness coming over the top. The mouthfeel is slick, the carbonation average. It's okay but a bit lacking in balance, cohesion and polish. A long way from Deeds best.
Earlier Rating: 4/11/2020 Total Score: 3.5
From a 440ml can on 11/4/2020. Pours a cloudy light to medium golden with pretty much no head. The nose in spicy and dank, with some tropical notes. Take a sip and it's weighty, with pineapple passion fruit and guava, a bit of melon, and some grapefruiyt presenting. There's a hint of hop burn in finish, but not enough to detract massively from the overall experience. The mouthfeel is slick, the body full, and the carbonation average. It's not exactly easy drinking, but is big and bold and reasonably interesting. Not Deeds best, but I can some people digging it.