440ml can from my mate Gordon. 1st beer of a small Scottish tasting session with myself and no one else on 17th October 2025. Margie is out having a meal and I'm home alone (with Bertie) listening to hits of the 70's while drinking some new brews. Billowing head on opening the can, a Hoegaarden Grand Cru stemmed tulip glass being used. Hazed pale golden body, orange peel nose. Bit thin and watery with a strong tangerine and orange feel trying to make you forget how weak the ABV is.

On keg at Fierce Edinburgh. Appearance - cloudy orange to brown. Frothy head. Nose - citrus and biscuit Taste - mainly bready or biscuit. Some citrus at the back but not punching you in the face Palate - light to medium bodied, tangy and bitter finish. Overall - a solid citizen.

Keg at Fierce, Edinburgh. Pours lightly hazy golden amber with a thin white head. Orange blossom aromas, light malt. Taste is more of the same. Thin finish.

keg at Fierce...... hazy amber... thin white lacing... Light dry tropical fruit nose.. soft dry pithy orange fruit

Can picked up from Fierce Bar, Aberdeen. It pours clear bright yellow - gold with a decent white head. The aroma is fresh, zingy, pithy, juicy, clean, blood orange, tangerine, apricot jam, marmalade, floral vibes and orange blossom. The taste is crisp, dry, quite clean, pithy, zesty, plenty of orangey citrus, tangerine, blood orange, yuzu, floury white bread, cracker and some floral accents with a dry finish. Light body and moderate carbonation. Zesty, airy and refreshing. Nice summer sessioner.