From a 440ml can on 23/9/2020. Pours a close to clear light golden with a medium bright white head. Has a mild floral and fruit salad nose. Sweet up front with masses of lychee, some passion fruit and a hint of peach. This is countered by a modest ever so slightly spicy bitterness, with a good dash of lemon at the finish. Medium bodied with average carbonation. Absolutely smashable for an imperial, and drinks more like it's 6%. Straight forward but really enjoyable.

Can. Pretty much black with a cm of light tan head that is never less than a dense coat. Aroma of mocha, earthy spices, some stewed fruit. Not much body. Dryish. Quite roasty with some licorice-like sweetness before earthy spices and firm bitterness. Don't love the earthiness. Wanted deeper malty flavours (and perhaps as a consequence, the balance doesn't quite work for me). Just OK.

Pours hazy gold with a small head.Nose shows peach, lemon rind, little else.Flavours include more peach and lemon confectionery, wheat, bready malt. A soft but refreshing bitterness follows.

From a 375ml can on 16/8/2020. Pours a slightly hazy light golden with a small head. Has a decent ripe tropical fruit nose with a touch of dankness. Tastes of tropical and stone fruit, with a bit of bready malt, finished off by some slightly spicy hops. Medium bodied with moderate carbonation. Not a standout but pretty solid.

A bit of a strange one. Loads of coffee mix with a very dry bread aroma and a sweet plummy aroma. It's a bit confused, and I don't reckon the coffee beans they used were of the highest quality. It's a no from me, dawg.

From a 500ml bottle on 2/8/2020. Pours a slightly murky deep amber brown with a smallish head that dissipates quickly. Has a quite a strong aroma of stewed and dried fruit, toffee, butterscotch, caramel nuts and a bit of spice, against a light whisky background. The flavour is pretty much everything I've just described re the nose. It's intense - very sweet up front but this is tempered by a firm, sharp, tangy, quite spicy and slightly boozy finish. The mouthfeel is slick and a touch syrupy, but was expecting a bit more body given the size of the beer. The carbonation is relatively soft. All up, a complex and very enjoyable sipper, if not an absolute home run.

From a 440ml can on 26/7/2020. Pours a slightly hazy light golden with a small head that disappears quickly. The nose is pleasant but modest with dash of ripe tropical fruit. Flavour wise, it's sweet with mango, passion fruit and peach all coming through, which is met by a gentle bitterness with a bit of tang at the back. Pretty easy drinking for 8%. The mouthfeel is a bit slick and the carbonation moderate. Quite nicely balanced and very enjoyable, if not necessary notable