Can. Beer Stop, Dronfield. Fully opaque, deep gold. Thin and dense froth of lacing, lasting, white head. Looks the part. Nose has fresh, green hop. Weed. Sticky citrus. Creamy oats in the malt bill, no doubt. Taste is fairly sweet and oaty, prior to a hefty dose of oily, weedy bitterness. Medium body. Pretty oily. Low carbonation. Green hop bitterness finish, that errs toward the savoury.

440ml can. Pours a hazy deep red colour with a small pink tinted head. Aroma is mostly cranberry, berry fruits. Taste of cranberries, raspberry, light sweetness, light tart and sour, lactic. Light bodied, soft carbonation. Light and refreshing summer sipper as described.

Sunday evening 26th Aug 2018, the train home from Birmingham; four blokes sharing six beers, this was one of them. The last one, a 440ml can, poured a cloudy golden colour, white topping. Dank hops ruled both the nose and taste of this (I see that 'dank' is used in their own description of the beer too). Some mild citrus notes alongside a light maltiness, to lift the profile and flavour somewhat.

Sunday evening 26th Aug 2018, the train home from Birmingham; four blokes sharing six beers, this was one of them. 440ml can, misty golden pour, white topping. Tropical fruit sweetness from start to finish with the aroma beginning the journey. However there were some not so sweet elements digging away in each sip; different and interesting.

440ml can. Pours hazy orange with an off-white head, great retention. Aroma of tropical fruits, grainy malts. Taste is fruity, tropical, grapefruit, mango, caramel, sweet malts, grains, gentle bitterness. Medium bodied, oily, a little sticky, soft carbonation. Nice one.

Can from Craft & Cleaver, Milton Keynes. Purplish red and clear with almost no head. Sickly posset and the lactic aroma. A good Berliner scent but not getting a lot of berry. However it's in the taste in spades: the sour bitterness rounded by a fruity sweetness mixing with the aoursz milk note. Tart finish with more berry and a light medicinal sourness in the back of the throat. Intense for 3% and certainly worth trying but the overall package isn't so much to my taste although it certainly grows on me.

Can on the train back from the Brim Bimble, August '18. Pours hazy gold, small white head. Sweet malt nose. Dank, juicy citrus in taste, harsh alcohol, some grainy malt, quite zesty. Not bad.

Can on train back from Brum Bimble August '18. Pours misty gold, white head. Catty aroma, a touch sweet. Taste presents some lactic pineapple notes, a bit odd, herbal, bitter some sour notes, lactic element seems to take over the fruity moments. Bit confused is I think what I'm trying to say.