440ml can. Light clear amber, small white head, thin retention. Aroma of malts and cardboard, maybe a light fruit in the background. Taste is malty, stale, a small amount of red fruit concentrate - I cant even tell its strawberry. Light to moderate body, slightly cloying. At £1.59 its easy to say you get what you pay for but this works out at more per beer than the £4 for £6 offers you can get in certain supermarkets for an actual decent beer. Its absolute rubbish. I feel ashamed adding this to the database and I've got 3 other new Hop Foundry ones to try - oh dear god.

Light clear amber, small white head, decent retention. Aroma of cheap malts, stale hops, metal, additives. Taste is as bad as it smells with a real abrasive bitter hop and the grapefruit flavouring probably never came from the fruit as it tastes almost synthetic like. Cloying mouthfeel. Awful but marginally better then the strawberry lager.

440ml can. Dark clear amber, small white head. Aroma is very malty with bread, caramel, sweetness, confectionary. Taste is malty, toffee, bitter orange. There is something synthetic about this beer, almost like no actual hops were used but rather some sort of extract. I could be wrong. Medium body. Its a bad beer but better than the strawberry lager and grapefruit pale from the latest batch.