Bottle thanks to Leighton. It pours hazy gold with a small white head. The nose is sweet, juicy, apricot, passion fruit, mango, straw and um bungo. The taste is crisp, bitter, straw, grassy, lemon rind, grapefruit, soapy, earth and pepper with a dry, somewhat citric finish. Medium body and moderate carbonation. All right.

Bottle shared in London - sourced from Ales by Mail. Pours unclear yellow-gold with a frothy white head. The nose holds some semi-ripe citrus, minerals, pine needles. Light sweet flavor with lots of dry, flinty minerals, lemon rind, some grapefruit pith. Light bodied with fine to average carbonation. Dry finish, lots more mineral flint, some pale grains, rindy citrus. Fair. Too much flint and rind, though.

Bottle from Corks of North Street, Bristol. Slightly hazy gold with a thin, white, head. Tropical fruits and tangerine aroma. Flavour had more gentle citrus fruits, some prickly pine notes and a lingering, dryish, finish. Very good.

Bottle at Cotteridge Wines tasting room; clear golden amber pour with a thin white head, big tropical hop aroma, taste has mango, grapefruit, very clean and crisp.