Draft at the source. Crystal clear! Aroma of grapefruit and pineapple. Taste is very bitter grapefruit. Interesting.

473ml can. Pours a hazy yellow gold with a small, foamy, long lasting, white head that laces nicely. Mildly sweet aroma of grainy pale malt, orange and herbal hops. Sweet fruity flavour of bready pale malt, mango, pineapple, passion fruit, orange and piney hops in a crisp, dry, bitter finish. Light body with a soft, creamy, smooth texture and average carbonation. Tastes more like a hazy PA, but it's juicy, clean, refreshing and crushable. Pretty interesting. A nice hoppy lager.

Muddy yellow and okay foam. Chalky pine aroma, a bit of papaya. Meaty papaya, good carbonation, slight chalk finish. Okay.

Light rust and a little citrus. Dark brown pour with decent headv that sticks around for a bit. Light bitterness and light tang in the finish.

Cloudy light orange body and minimal foam. Aroma is sweet mango, some passionfruit, nothing else. Taste is bitter mango tempered by passionfruit sweetness, vague grain. Crisp carbonation. Workable radler, nothing more.

weak gold body with minimal foam. Aroma is sour tin with a hint of steel wool. Taste is okay grain, slight tart honey. Crisp carbonation and lingering grain. Decent enough in a mediocre way.

On tap Moody Ales, pours a deep dark reddish brown with a small beige head. Aroma brings out some burnt rubber, light roast and some earthiness. Flavour is similar, with some burnt rubber, earthy malt, and a touch of roast. Flawed but not terrible. Alright.

On tap Moody Ales, pours a clear pale golden blonde with a small white head. Nose and flavour are simple, with crisp biscuity malt and a hint of grassy hops. Lacking depth and pretty lame.

Lemon and a little pleasant peel. Easy drinking, nice pale ale. Hazy golden pour with great head and lacing. Bitter finish. Can.