375ml can into shaker. Pale yellow beer with large frothy head, slight haze. A few bubbles. Patchy lacing. Aroma is tropical fruit, touch of caramel. Flat mouthfeel, stupidly easy to drink. Touch of biscuit malt in the weak fruit cordial finish. Smashable, forgettable.

Can. Murky amber with a white head that fades to a fat coat. 3- Aroma of tenor-register tropical fruit and citrus - heavy mango, kumquat, an earthy note I didn't love. The fruit seems a bit stewed and the palate muddy. Moderate bitterness builds a little. None too flash. I'd guess too old but bb is 30/5/20.

(Can) Pours clear golden with tiny white head. Nice fresh aroma of tropical fruit, lemon and pine. Light body, good bright carbonation. Taste is fresh and slightly tart. Lemon at the start. Light biscuit malt very faint. A little hoppy bitterness in the end. It’s easy drinking but there’s not a lot going on, just fresh and tart.

(On tap) Clear amber with decent white head. Pleasant aroma. Light body with good carbonation. Nicely balanced taste. Pleasant toffee malt and tangy fruity hops with moderate bitterness. Easy drinking, well balanced.

Sampled from the tap at the brewery. Pours a clear amber with a white head that dissipates to the edges. Aroma has flora and Belgian yeast with bread backing. Flavor has spice, light fruits and Belgian yeast with bread underlying.

Sampled from the tap at the brewery. Pours a hazy earthy yellow with a white head that lasts throughout the beer. Aroma has earthy wheat and honeydew with a bit of bread underlying. Flavor has melon and light citrus with earthy wheat backing.

Sampled from the tap at the brewpub. Pours a clear copper with a gold hue and a white head that dissipates slowly to the edges and laces. Aroma has earthy grains and musty straw with some grass and citrus underlying. Flavor has musty grain, earthy citrus and wet grass.

Pours a near clear yellow with a white head that dissipates to the edges and laces. Aroma has citrus and earthy citrus rind with grass underlying. Flavor has citrus rind and earthy citrus with grass and a hint of grain supporting.

375ml can into shaker. 4.5%. Pours a pale amber with a very slight haze. Bubbly head doesn't last long. A few bubbles dance around. Nice citric nose, Tangerine prominent. Flat mouthfeel, strong taste of oranges. A little malt lingers in amongst the fruit. Certainly easy-drinking but not a beer you would want to revisit.

Can, just says Citrus Pale Ale and 4.5%. Orange with a white head. Aroma of waxy blood orange, light bread. Light bodied. The added fruit threatened to dominate from the aroma, but sits back a little in the taste - softish bready pale malt, some mandarin notes that might be fruit, hop or both, a kick of blood orange. Not a lot of bitterness but enough to provide a finish. Nice balance of refreshing flavours.