Pours dark amber, almost no head.Nose shows ginger, brown sugar, golden syrup and soft booze.Flavours include more heavy ginger and lots of brown sugar and sweetness.

330ml bottle into shaker. Copper coloured beer with solid white head. Medium carbonation. Very very slight cocoa nose. Light body, flat mouthfeel. Finish is fruity and slightly bitter. Chocolate and sour fruit make a late appearance. Quite nice, like a cross between Tooheys Old and Kent Old.

(Bottle) Pours clear straw yellow with small transient loose white head. Pleasant aroma, although odd for a beer; it’s clearly lychees, with some other subtle sweetish floral notes. Palate is thin and fizzy. Taste is weird, not unpleasant, but too odd to be pleasant. It’s fruity, although I wouldn’t identify lychee. There’s some light malty sweetness, that might be syrup rather than malt, but the fruity tastes are confusing. A redeeming feature is the finish which is fairly dry and crisp but with some lychee hints to it. An odd beer. I am glad I tried it. Wouldn’t choose it again, but also wouldn’t turn one down.

Bottle. Orange with a white head that lasts a while. After the lychee one smelled pretty mcuh like lychees I was surprised when this one smelled more like tinned fruit compote. Kind of a perfumed dough thing too. Sweet with vague tropical and stone fruit - like the syrup from a tin of mixed fruit. some grain, lightly spiced moderate bitterness. The mango aftertaste is a bit more convincing. Not really my sort of thing but OK.