Keg at Taproom by Brixton Village back in March 2020. Just realise that I added a duplicate version so have moved my rating. Hazy stone fruit aroma. Hazy pale gold. Thinnest of translucent white head. Light sour. That follows through. A haziness. Light-medium bodied. Slick. Average carbonation. Dry astringent finish. All rather one noted.

Tap@Brewdog Brixton, London (29062019) - light hazed golden yellow with a white head. Light citrus fruity with some pronounced lemon and grapefruit citrus notes, touch of zesty citrus peel, light pale malty backing, tingling carbonation, light to medium body, clean hoppy refreshing finish in this 33c heat. Packs in allot for the 2.9% abv. --- Beer merged from original tick of Gecko on 26 Mar 2025 at 12:26 - Score: 7. Original review text: Light citrus fruity with some pronounced lemon and grapefruit citrus notes, touch of zesty citrus peel, light pale malty backing, tingling carbonation, light to medium body, clean hoppy refreshing finish in this 33c heat. Packs in allot for the 2.9% abv.

[9/7/18] Can in London. Juicy tropial fruity hops, slightly sweetish, nice bitterness, quite gree. Very nice and refreshing.

Can at home in Hackney - picked up at Clapton Craft. Pours unclear orange-gold with a foamy, white head. Pretty nice stuff, ample pithy citrus, some grainy pale malts, rindy bitterness, pithy tangerine, light piney accents, pale bread. Light bodied with fine to average carbonation. Finishes with a bit of dirty pine, more bready pale malts, touches of husky grain, lemon peel, orange rind. For the ABV, there's a nice character packed in here.