Can. Yellow/orange, and guess what? Hazy. Big citrus nose with passionfruit. Appropriate chewiness. Reasonably balanced with enough hoppiness to not be a complete juice boom. Hoped for something more standout however.

Canned 4 Feb - good logistics to travel ~1700km and spend a couple of days in my fridge. Hazy dull orange with a white head that fades but never disappears. Fruity aroma of pineapple, mango, orange, tinned passionfruit. Hints of pine stop it from smelling like tropical fruit cup. Has a soft juicy texture to it with modest carbonation. Pretty much all fruit really with a moderate to low bitterness and a little astringency that work well to close things off rather than feature as a finish. Good.

Pours gold with a large lasting head.Nose shows biscuity and bready malt, floral and fruity hops. Quite vibrant, a bit of cookie dough-like malt.Similar flavours, bready and biscuity malt, a abit of melon, pine and spicy hops along with subtle apple notes.

He said 'Captain', I said 'Wot'! 375ml can into shaker. Pours a hazy golden brown with a bubbly white head which quickly dissipates to a collar. Aroma of tropical fruit. Thin body. Tastes of tropical fruit with some balancing bitterness and touches of cashew in the finish. Designed to be easy-drinking and it certainly is.

Can - Pours a slightly hazy golden colour with a small mostly lasting white head. Aroma is citrus and floral, grapefruit with some grassy and sweet herb hop notes. Moderately sweet malt taste, grapefruit, oranges, grass with a citrus and pine hop bitterness. Medium body and average carbonation.

Can sample at a tasting at Tom L's place. Thanks Odi. Hazy golden, white head. Rather stale hops, some sweetish malt, bitter finish.

375ml can from Porters Liquor, Bexley. Hazy yellow gold colour white foam head leaving lacing and aroma of tropical fruit, ctrus, hoppy. Taste is malt caramel with tropical fruity, spicy, citrus, grapefruit, pine and hop resiny bitterness. Medium bodied, soft cabonation, dry tangy spicy bitter finish. Quite drinkable.

Lots of hype surrounding this beer, sold out at Lugarno Cellars the day it arrived, guys at my work couldn't buy it anywhere, limited release for a limited time, etc., etc. Then suddenly.....it reappears. Into a pint glass. Well, it looks a treat. Shiny golden beer with medium fine bubbles and a large white fluffy head. Nose is fruit salad with pine needles. Viscous mouthfeel, soft carbonation. Taste is bitter, finish is earthy and dry with late pepper and warming alcohol. A bit unbalanced, the fruit in the aroma doesn't really appear in the taste. It's good but not great.

Pours amber with a fading head.Nose shows soft lychee and pear along with soft clean malt.Flavours include green apple, metallic notes, cardboard, grassy hops and herbal hops.