Tap at the source. Aroma- the grapefruit certainly is evident. Pink? More a hazy dark ruby. Foamy translucent white head. Grapefruit spurness alongside pulpy fruit sweetness. Butter hints on the periphery. Develops a yeasty streak. Medium bodied. Slick. Average-fizzy carbonation. Lonnnggg dry finish. Enjoyable until this claggy yeasty element appears and takes thing's down a notch.

On tap at BrewDog Waterloo, pours a cloudy jammy pink with a small white head. Aroma is dominated by the hibiscus upfront, followed by floral hops and toasted bready malt. Flavour is assertively hopped and floral, with grassy hops, lots of hibiscus, and toasted biscuity malt. Surprisingly, the hibiscus and hop combo works well. Cohesive and pleasant.

Keg at BD Waterloo, 10/05/23. Peachy pinkish orange with a faint crimson cap that thins to a swirl. Nose is melon, grass, light herb, pink berry must, faint Sabro notes. Taste comprises mixed red berries, hibiscus, herb, hedgerow, grass, perfume, peach, light mango strains. Medium bodied, fine carbonation, semi drying close splashed with light juicy hop bitterness. Not bad.