Slightly cloudy copper yellow with a white head. Soft and fruit-forward. Tropical, light citrus, a bit of candied fruits, pale malts. Medium bodied with a soft mouth. Finish has some brash bitterness in the very end. A solid offering.

Black with a thin tan head. Big prunes notes, cognac, chocolate, deep caramel, vanilla, oak, earthy, ripe dark fruits. Aroma seems like it might be a booze bomb but doesn’t come off that way in the taste. Full, creamy body. Finish is long with prune and dark sweet malts. Quite interesting and enjoyable.

Faintly cloudy golden orange with a white head. Plenty of citrus, pine, sweet malts, toast, sweet fruits, a bit of caramel. Medium bodied. Finish has a nice bitterness. Fairly simple and straightforward but in a tasty way.

Panda at home, thanks to Kenneth, 06/03/2026.
Moderately hazed orange to light amber topped with an off white cap that escapes to the edge.
Nose is bitter orange, raw tropicana, grass, citric tinged straw, melon balls.
Taste comprises orange zest, pineapple, grapefruit, mandarin, modest pine resin.
Medium bodied, fine carbonation, semi drying close spliced with juicy come lightly resinous hop bitterness.
Not terrible but a little overly sweet and can't detect any Riwaka, which normally smacks you in the face. Passable offering.

18th February 2026
Can. A light haze on this orange gold beer, small pale cream colour head that doesn't last long. Smooth palate, a mild dryness, decent fine carbonation on the back end. Soft pale malts, a little ripe, creamy sweet. Soft cooling pine into a bitterish hop edge, mild skunk and a little soap. Ripe citrus, a little ripe mango. Airy semi dry bitterish finish. A tad soapy.

Clear pale golden with a white head. Bold hop notes of pine, grass, tropical citrus fruits. A bit of sweet pale malts back the whole thing up. Medium body. Finish is a touch sweet with bitter dank notes that finally gets semi-dry. Really dug this one.

Opaque golden with a white head. Oddly enough, it has tropical hops, oat cream sweetness, and is a bit tangy. Full bodied. Literally as good as the world’s best hazies but without brand recognition. That’s not saying anything cause hazies s*uck.

Murky, pale hazy orange with a white head. Kinda ugly, honestly. Tropical, oat cream, a touch of pine, sweet. Full bodied. Meh.