Can from Westhill Service Station. It pours cloudy deep muddy mango orange with next to no head. The aroma is sweet, bright, juicy, big mango juice character, five alive fruit juice, peach and pulpy vibes. The taste is sweet - sour, smooth, juicy, tangy, pulpy mango smoothie, peachy, nectarine, apricot, touch of fizzy sour candy, touch of natural yoghurt, coconut cream and just a hint of acidity with juicy mango finish. Medium+ body and fine, prickly carbonation. Juicy mango fruit smoothie. Not huge amount of depth, but it's enjoyable.

With a thin head that soon fizzes away altogether this just ends up looking like mango juice and has a big aroma of tart mango as well. Flavour has, surprise!, lots of mango, with some pineapple and bittersweet orange and a little honey to take the edge of. Nice fresh, bittersweet finish too. Very decent.

Can from Appellation Wines. Appearance - deep orange, basically like mango juice. Thin orange-white head. Nose - mango and mango skin. Also, orange peel and light funk. Taste - rich, ripe mango, only lightly tart and no funk this time. Palate - medium bodied, thick and creamy. Light tart edge. Overall - so full of fruit that it's not so obvious that this is a sour.

Keg at fierce edinburgh. Pours murky orange, nose is huge mango, pineapple, cream, taste is juicy mango, sweet, slightly tart.