Bottle at home. Light fruity nose, thin dry bitter toffee taste, dry finish. Not bad but had better low alcohol brews.

500ml bottle at home. Pours clear straw yellow, thick white head. Floral and herbal hop aromas, hint of lemon. More lemon on the taste, plus an almost lager-like quality. Thin, but you’d expect that at this strength. Definitely one of the better low ABV beers out there.

50cl bottle thanks to Keith from Williams. Appearance - light amber almost golden. Nose - something green and tangy like a gherkin but not quite. Also, a good grainy background. Taste - unlike the taste, we’re talking about pale malt and there’s a lemon citrus tang on the finish. Palate - close to medium in body with a creamy texture and a nice fresh finish. Overall - surprisingly full of structure for the low alcohol.

Bottle from Cornelius. Clear golden body with a thin head. Lively carbonation. Nice lacing. Aroma of light tropical fruit, tangerine, biscuit and a hint of coriander. Flavour of grapefruit, lemon, biscuit and slightly soapy. Low bitterness. Thin body with a watery mouthfeel. Light carbonation fizz. A good session beer. Great flavour for such a low ABV.