Orange is the New Ale

Can from Beer52 as part of their Pennsylvania box. New brewery for me and a fairly random looking beer to impress a new audience. Gold with a light haze, decent white head. Sweet orange soda aroma, part fresh-pithy, part-concentrate, light malts also. Taste of sweet blood orange but in a rather syrupy way. Tangy, some bitter pithiness. Hops non-existent. A bit artificial. This reminds me of flavoured pale ales brewed for Aldi for £1. Perfectly drinkable but a bit naff.

Cheap can, pours mostly clear pale, many here say there is an orange tint, but there is not in my can; what up with that? Hah, I thought the label said pittsburgh, no its from pittston. Oh well, I think pittston is where the original stoney beer came from? Oh, now I see its smithton, sorry. Well, this beer starts off with a nice orange aroma, yes, it has a natural orange nose, you hoser. Just like the smell you get when you peel a fresh bell orange from the big FLA! The taste is really a big up front orange, bordering on artificial bit its not. Has a really good sensation on the co2 department, lots of good bubbly carbonation fer sher. This has got to be one of the better range brews I've taste, yea baby. This is right up there with some of the better meads I taste that were orange in flavor. Also, rite in line with march first orange cream and leinenkugels orange shandy. Good job there sussy!

355ml can - Pours a hazy orange amber colour with a small near white head. Aroma is orange soda and light malts. A sweet artificial orange flsvour with some sweet malty notes in the finish.

[12oz can from Beer52.] A hazy amber pour with a thick white head; blood orange aroma; crisp malty body with a weak orange squah flavour; and nothing in the way of a finish.