Can at home in the garden, 20th July 24. Another gloomy cloudy summers day in the UK. Pours a hazy yellow orange, frothy perfect white head. Aroma is orange, sherbet, tangerines, grapefruit. Taste is pithy, tangerine, orange skin, pith, sherbert, powdered hops, fresh with nice bitterness. Lovely

Can via the brewery subscription. Aroma is fruity, citrusy, with a herbal edge. Hazy pale gold. Thin foamy white head. Big and fruity. Sweet before developing a bitter streak which adds tart citrus, herbs and a vinous element. However the sweetness then reasserts itself. Medium bodied verging on heavy. Oily. Soft carbonation. Long dry slightly astringent finish. Big flavored NEIPA.

440ml can. Pitch black pour with a tan head. Aroma of nutty chocolate, and an oddly floral note? Taste is very sweet, chocolate, lots of peanut, vanilla, but the dominating flavour becomes very floral, saw others describing it like rosewater and honestly yeah I get that. Thick full body, smooth, booze. Not a fan of peanuts as it is and the added floral taste meant this one didn't work for me. That said, aroma, look, mouthfeel all fantastic, just a shame about the taste. An awkward one to rate.

Can from the brewery subscription. Aroma is malty and fruity... warm. Herbal edge. Slightly hazy peachie gold. Frothy foamy white head. Medium-heavy bitter. Resinous. Citrus. A peripheral combination of herbal and vinous notes. Underlying malts and grains. Light-medium bodied. Slick. Carbonation is soft with a lazy fizz. Long dry somewhat astringent finish. A restrained West Coast IPA. Not overly bitter but flavoursome.

Can via the brewery subscription. Aroma has citrus, fried onions, resin. Cloudy creamy pale orange. Foamy white head is short-lived. Resinous bitterness jumps in two-footed. Citrus. Herbs. Onion. Bitterness is the focus. The juicy sweetness is present but peripheral. Medium bodied. Slick. Flat-average carbonation. Long dry astringent finish. Hazy (cloudy) but bitter. Enjoyable.

Can at home in the garden, with the normal clouds of doom above me, 16th June 24. Pours a hazy yellow, looks like a NEIPA. Aroma is grapefruit, stone fruits and light herbal. Taste is a bitter bomb, grapefruit and pith, herbal, love it, as it’s different, I don’t find it overly boozy as per other reviews, maybe it’s settled a bit. Good

Can via the brewery subscription. Aroma is citrusy but sweet. Lemon barley water or such. Cloudy apple juice gold. Thick foamy microbubbled head. Light bitterness. Stone fruit and less abrasive resin. Polite sour citrus edge. Big wave of creamy sweetness rises from the depths. Medium bodied. Creamy. Flat carbonation. Long dry slightly astringent finish Pleasent stuff, bruv.

Can at home, 13th June 24. Pours a light hazy yellow orange. Aroma is mangoes and citrus. Taste is dank, lots of mango, tropical and citrus fruits, medium bitter, quite a bit of booze. Nice DIPA