(473ml can from Luc, thanks!) Pours slightly murky medium orange with a tiny ring of white bubbles and a little lace. Aroma of skunky overripe mango and pineapples, crushed peanuts, soft floral underpinnings, pale slightly sweet malt core. Flavour matches the nose with moderately sweet and quite funky/catty pineapples and mangoes, more of that peanut vibe (where does this come from...the last Messo DIPA I tried also had this), floral fruity hints, a little bready malt, off-dry finish with light citrus peel bitterness. Light to medium body, soft smooth carbonation, no alcohol presence. Not a super-fresh can but any of the Messorem hop burn had faded as a result, very smooth with a fun catty dankness to it.

(473ml can from Luc, thanks a lot!) Pours thick pulpy smoothie-like medium orange with lots of mango/passionfruit puree and some passionfruit seed/pip black dots floating in it, and a huge but rapidly fading orange-white head with no lace. Aroma of potent tart juicy passionfruit with some residual mango sweetness and somewhat biting grapefruit pulp in there too, definitely a sweet/sour blend. Flavour follows though there's more punch from grapefruit pulp, lactic type tartness that could easily come from fruit, mango flesh in there for balance, the lactose and vanilla is quite soft, finish is much more grapefruit-inflected with a certain zest and pith bitterness trying to creep in. Medium-full body with very fine carbonation and no hint of ABV at all. Damn good stuff, for not-a-smoothie this is basically a smoothie with the hops lagely buried in the fruit combination as you'd expect...likely a lot of complementary notes. Definitely want more of this series now!

375ml (thx for picking this up, Alex M.!) @ home. Appearance: dark brown with a brown head. Aroma: tons of cocoa with coconut notes. Taste: thick, sweet chocolate bomb with some quite pleasant brown sugar and some coconut. Overall: very nice seeper.