(Can) Pours clear amber brown with big off-white head. Pleasant aroma of citrus with notes of toast. Medium body with plenty of soft carbonation giving a good mouthfeel. Good taste too. Nice balance of sweet and bitter. There’s plenty of toffee malt. Good citrus tartness and growing peppery notes lead to a decent bitter finish. Nicely balanced and very tasty.

(Can) Pours slightly hazy amber with short lived white head. Pleasant aroma. Medium body with plenty of soft carbonation. Flavour has good earthy and spicy hop taste throughout palate. There’s some moderate bitterness in the finish. Pleasant tough malt notes in the background. Very good.

(Can) Pours slightly hazy pale golden yellow with big loose white head. Subtle aroma of citrus, grain and pepper. Good mouthfeel, with light to medium body and plenty of soft carbonation. Taste starts dominated by citrus that continues through the palate. It is joined by some peppery notes that lead to some modest bitterness in the finish. Simple, refreshing, but not very interesting.

(Can) Pours hazy amber with small white head. Pleasant aroma of pineapple and citrus. Lovely mouthfeel. Full bodied with gentle fine carbonation. Great taste. Tangy and fresh at the start with a big hoppy bitter finish. There’s a backbone of rich sweetness behind the citrus and bitter giving a great balance. A hint of the alcohol at the end. Excellent.

(Can) Pours hazy amber with small white head. Subtle pleasant aroma of tropical fruit and orange with biscuit hints. Excellent mouthfeel. Medium to full body, smooth, with plenty of fine carbonation. Taste is hop dominated with a steadily growing bitterness, bit nicely balance with biscuit malt and a tangy fruity start. Lots going on in the taste. Very good.

(Can) Pours cloudy golden yellow with small white head. Good aroma of passionfruit, citrus and notes of pine. Medium bodied, smooth and juicy with fine bright carbonation. Great taste. Start juicy and tangy and then hoppy bitterness steadily builds through the palate. Citrus and passionfruit at the start. Some peppery note from the middle to end. Very good.

Can. Pretty much clear amber with a good cm of near white head. 6+ Aroma of breadcrust, kumquat, some lime, pine. Moderately sweet with hints of berries too. The pine becomes more prominent towards the firmly bitter finish. Feels nicely alive. Solid drop.

From a 375ml can on 21/12/2024. Pours a lightly cloudy deep golden with a smallish head. Has a modest and somewhat indistinct fruit nose. Tastes of orange and peach, finishing with medium bitterness with some citrus rind and a hint of sour. Silky body with average carbonation. More than passable but fails to excite.

Can. Clear pale amber, modest white head. Sappy pine aroma with kumquat, grilled blood orange, breadcrust. Clean but not vacant crusty malt is a little sweet; some jube-like tropical fruit before oozing pine flavours and firm bitterness. Maybe at 8% I'd expect a little more grunt but Akasha know what they're doing with this sort of thing. Decent value too.