Keg at the Heriot watt beer festival. Pours hazy golden, nose is toffee, pine, citrus, taste is zesty citrus, bitter. 6/7/7/6/6

440ml can, thanks to Ashton McCobb. Pours hazy yellow with a white foamy head. Aromas & tastes of flora, grapefruit, peach, pineapple, biscuit & malts. Medium body. Dry moderate bitter finish. Excellent

Can from Appellation Wines. Pours quite clear for the style, golden with a thin white head. Aromas of light grapefruit and biscuit. Taste is citrus, straw. Gently bitter finish.

can at home... golden amber... thin white lacing... soft floral.. Light green hop.. juicy fruits.. bright hop.. Light grapefruit

Can from Westhill Service Station. It pours hazy orangey - amber with a thick, frothy white has some small white floaters even with a careful pour. The aroma is soft, doughy malts, floury, slightly chalky, rather fruity, fruit salad sweets, pic n mix, peach, mango, tangerine and papaya. The taste is dry, quite crisp for this style, snap of bitterness, pithy, zesty, tangerine, kumquat, peach, apricot, nectarine, piney resin, nip of peppery spice and some bread with a fairly short, zesty finale. Medium body and moderate carbonation. Has a kick of bitterness which works well as so many breweries attempting this style (in the UK anyway) make it far too sweet. Decent gear.

Can thanks to the brewer. Appearance - bright orange with only a very light haze. Big, fluffy white head. Nose - ripe melon, tinned peach, orange and sweet apple. Taste - more fruit salad, with orange and apple coming through most. Palate - light to medium bodied, creamy texture. Gently bitter finish. Overall - good. Really in between a West Coast and a NEIPA.