I've got a sizeable amount of inner Melbourne hipster blood flowing through my veins, but I'm still perplexed by the name of this. At least Indoor Plant Auction would be IPA...Good Beer though...

Can. Hazy yellow. Mango on nose. Juice bomb with a bit of resiny bitterness for variation. Well executed.

Pours amber with a quickly fading head.Nose shows passionfruit, pineapple, resinous and piny hops, light clean malt and a hint of apple behind.Flavours include spicy hops, resinous notes, light bready and biscuit-like malt.

The two dominant flavours are mango and pine, with notes of honey and biscuit. The alcohol is a little more prominent than you'd like, and it's perhaps less multi-dimensional than you'd like, but overall it's a winner.

From a 355ml can on 11/7/2020 (ABV listed as 6.7%). Pours a slightly cloudy deep golden with not much of a head. Has a mild, sharpish citrus nose. Tastes quite sweet with lots of zingy orange and a bit of peach followed by decent ever so slightly sour, warming bitterness. The mouthfeel is slightly slick, the carbonation moderate. An usual hazy, and really quite interesting and nicely balanced. Enjoyable.

From a 355ml can on 28/6/2020. Pours a deep brown with a small head. Has a slight citrus and chocolate aroma. The flavour is mainly dark chocolate with a hint of mandarin isn he slightly zesty quite roasty bitterness. Light bodied with average carbonation. A lot a flavour for 3.2%, and decent enough, particularly if you're looking to down a few dark beers and don't want to get smashed.

(Can) Pours clear red brown with tiny white head. Unusual but pleasant aroma of lemon, cola and fruitcake. Thin body with good fine bright carbonation. Quite tart with some interesting flavours. There’s cola clearly and lemon. But I get reminded of fruitcake, especially one of the coloured bits of candies fruit, maybe glacé cherry. But there’s also a doughy cakey note. It’s a long way from what you would normally call beer, but it is interesting and very drinkable.

From a 355ml can on 13/5/2020. Pours a cloudy medium golden with a medium white head. Smells a a bit fruity and spicy. The taste features moderately sweet citrus and tropical fruit, with a firmish spicy bitterness. The palate is thick with slightly prickly carbonation. A not necessarily typical NEIPA but pretty tasty and well made.