Can. The luminous haze rather than the slurry look. A cm of white head. Aroma of mango, orange, pineapple, rambutan, crackers. Medium bodied, quite smooth with lowish carbonation. Nothing like as sweet as expected and fairly clean considering. Not as vibrantly fruity as suggested as the aroma and with more bitterness than expected. A bit astringent at the end too. Pretty good in a sub-style I'm not loving as much as others.

Can. Just hazy gold with a white head that's soon a coat. Aroma is a little restrained but fine with pink grapefruit, makrut lime, bread, pasionfruit, subtle pine. A sip is rather less subtle: yes all the above, but resin and alcohol build towards a... fairly robust finish. The lack of real malt presence means it's a bit hot and rasping at the end for me.

Can shared on Level 42, 13/02/2018. Many thanks! A lively mid brown coloured pour with a lasting tan head. Aroma is earthy liquorice, wood, grassy, but of funk, pine, woody pine. Palate is semi sweet, lowish carboantion, oily. Flavour is composed of semi sweet, bitter pine, burnt sugar, liquorice. Not bad.

Can shared by Mrjez. Hope Brewhouse Super Juicy NEIPA 7.2% 35 IBU A cloudy light hit gold with a juicy tangy citrus aroma. Light bodied but semi-sweet with lots of citrusy hops and a good bite. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

Can split at L42, thanks to Tips, 13/02/18. Dark mahogany brown with a decent beige head. Nose is dark malts, toffee, light spice, cocoa powder, light hops, charr. Taste comprises chocolate, dried berries, pine, light spice, toffee crisp, dark malts, mellow roast. Medium bodied, fine carbonation, drying close with moderate hop bitterness. Adequate CDA.

Can shared in London - thanks to Tipple. Pours clear reddish brown with a small, creamy tan head. The nose holds well toasted pine, brown bread, dried orange peel. Light sweet flavour with some old wood, leather, orange rind. Meidum bodied, lightly oily, with fine carbonation. Finishes with some resin, grainy toast, dried orange rind. So so.

Can at L42 - thanks to Tipple. It pours hazy brown with a small beige head. The aroma is rich roasted malt, raw, green, bright, sticky, cocoa, toffee, caramel and orange marmalade. The taste is dry, bitter, oily, rich roasted malt, coffee, rawness, green, oniony, raw, peppery spice, coffee, skunk and garlic with a dry, charred finish. Medium body and average carbonation. Filthy, but fun.

13th February 2018
Thanks to Tips for the can. Almost opaque brown beer, small pale tan head. Smooth soft palate, reasonable fine carbonation. Soft dark malts, little tangy chocolate, trace of cream. Filthy hops. Onion, skunk, garlic. Bitter fruits underneath. Light bitter finish. Filthy CDA! Good fun!