330ml can from Honest Brew. Muddy brown-amber, small off white head, nice retention. Looks different to your average IPA which is not a bad thing. Aroma of bready doughy malts, blood orange, floral and grassy notes. Taste has that typical down to earth Moor beer style, earthy hops and malt focused. Its semi-sweet, doughy malts, grassy, tangy citrus zest, the blood orange flavour comes through in the finish. Medium body and carbonation. I was expecting more flavouring but its subtle which on one hand is nice that's its not gimmicky but on the other is there enough hops to make this a good IPA? I'm not sure although it is a nice enough beer.