Can picked up by dad from Asda and shared with my dad, Monday 13th October 2925 after a very nice couple of hours in Stockport with Keef Mullin and son Carl. Pours gold, actually warm gold edging towards orange with a white head. Light fruitiness on the nose, mostly sweet orange, alcohol is well hidden. Decent bittersweet balance, good mouthfeel.

440ml can. Pours hazy lemon gold with a large head. Aroma is grassy sherbet lemon. Taste is grassy with a little mango and sherbet.

Can at home picked from ASDA. A translucent golden orange coloured with a sticky loose white head. Aroma is tangy orange, soft fluffy white some alcohol. Flavour is composed tangy orange, dirty wheat, some alcohol bite, mixed dirty citrus, grapefruit. Palate is semi sweet, tangy, moderate fine carbonation. Alcohol bite in the finish.

440ml can.
Pours a hazy orange-gold with wispy white head which fades.
Aroma of soft citrus and tropical notes with a light earthiness although a bit understated hop wise.
This reflects in the flavour; a bit underwhelming for an 8% IPA. Its balanced, has an ok tropical and berry fruitiness with a good grapefruit bitter zest and hop spice but is bland through the middle. Malts don't offer much in flavour to compensate for the lack of hops overall.
Its £3.03 and less if you average out a 4 for price of 3 offer. Cheap as chips but you are left with a well below average DIPA essentially. This was always likely I guess and its not a bad beer ignoring styles and strength.