330ml can from Coop in Jersey. Pours cloudy yellow with a white foamy head. Aromas & tastes of soft fruits, hops & malt. Moderate body. Light bitter finish.

[33cl can from my local Co-op] A pale straw coloured pour with a thick white head and gentle carbonation; stone fruit aroma; zingy fruit taste with some peach and a sharp herbal bitterness; then a mellower finish with lingering lime juice. Sharp and refreshing.

Can from Co-op Oldmeldrum. It pours clear pale golden yellow with a small but sturdy white cap. The aroma is sweet, tangy citrus fruits which eventuates as it warms, pink lemonade, grapefruit, touch tropical, lychee and light bubblegum. The taste is crisp, firm dryness, pleasing level of bitterness, pithy, zesty, grapefruit, pomelo, lemon rind, lemongrass, straw, pine, clean malt base, and a snap of peppery spice with a drying finish. Average body and fine to moderate carbonation. Actually quite enjoyed this one, it opened up quite a bit as it warmed up.

Light and refreshing on a warm evening walk.

Can from the local Copperative market - Hackney. Pours clear yellow-gold with a fluffy, pure white head. Lightly effervescent. Mild sweetness, a little flinty minerality, pale bread, straw, biscuits, lemon rind. Light bodied with average carbonation. Ok balance to finish, further dry biscuity pale malts, citrus peel. Basic but drinkable.

Can from Cooperative Supermarket, Salford Media City. Blonde with a head. Malt-hop balanced sessionable ale, crisp enough with a slight dryness.