(Can) Pours cloudy amber yellow with reasonable white head. Pleasant fresh aroma of pine and citrus. Nice palate with plenty of soft carbonation. Taste is good and evolves. The start is lightly fruity, white grapes, hint of pineapple, and some nice light malt in the background. The fruitiness gives way to pleasant hoppy bitterness, also over a nice light malt background. There’s quite a lot of pleasant bitterness in the long finish, with hints of white wine. Clever, interesting and very drinkable.

440ml can into shaker. Smells of passionfruit, lemons, grass. Slightly hazy pale amber beer with a few lazy bubbles. Flat and bitter in the mouth. Finish is grainy and hoppy. A hint of bitter lemon and malt appear late on. A little one-dimensional but nice enough.

From a 440ml can on 7/2/2016 (shared by Butz with thanks).Pours a super clear light yellow with a small white head. Features a pleasant light tropical fruit aroma. The flavour features lots of citrus - particularly lemon - with some bready malt in the background. Has some vinous notes. The bitterness is pretty firm, with grapefruit prominent .Medium bodied with average carbonation. Quite refreshing and well put together.

Pours gold with a small head.Nose shows fruity hops, apple and pear as well as soft clean malt.Flavours include spicy and grassy hops along with subtle grape and clean malt.

Can. Gold with a white head that doesn’t last all that well. Aroma of honeydew melon, citrus flowers, pomelo, some passionfruit, hay, grass. A fair bit of body for something under 5%, moderate carbonation. Lovely round malt flavour underpin but don’t get in the way of very fruity hops. Leans slightly dry and moderately bitter at the end. I’d say Golden Ale, but whatever. Quality. [3.9]I seem to to have been drinking this a fair bit. It’s pretty damned good.