Super Natural Hoppy Pale Ale

Can from Beer52. Pours a mostly clear amber with nice foamy off-white top. Aroma is quite piney with mixed stone fruits and sweetness. Taste of orange, apricot, pine, light earthy funk, sweet malts with a hint of bread. Medium bodied, fine carbonation, decent bitterness and some pepperiness. Nice freshness to the hops. Enjoyable.

0.33 l can thanks to Višnja 666 who brought it from London, shared with Lara, Ade McSquid and her. Unclear golden, small off-white head. Intense citrusy, citrus oil, orange, light malts. Sweet candy, fruity, tropical and citrus. Slightly perfumy. Light, sweet, a bit bland, minimal bitterness, light finish.

Can from Beer 52 – drank at home. Another gusher here ! Ended up with a glass full of froth which slowly subsided. Golden orange with off-white head and good lacing. The aroma has a general sweetness with hoppy undertones. In the mouth it’s the hops which are noticed first – coming out somewhere between traditional and floral. Plenty of pine comes through as well, followed by more soft fruit flavours, orange, mango and general citrus. Bitterness lasts into the finish. This is rather nice.

[33cl can from Beer52.] A hazy amber pour with a loose white head; apricot aroma; fresh apricot taste; then a floral finish. Very drinkable.

330ml can via Beer52: BB 4th August 2024. Drank in Devon on 22nd August 2023 while house and dog sitting. Slight haze to the golden orange body, white crown on the 'fizzy' brew. Citrus front to the nose and taste, orange like flavours and esters to the fore, finish has a mini-pine twist.

330ml can - Pours a lightly hazed golden amber colour with an average sized frothy off-white head. The aroma is fruity, sweet citrus, with some light pine notes. A moderately sweet taste with a drying mouthfeel, sweet pale malts, orange and tangerine flavours with a light drying bitterness.