Can. Morrison’s. Got this confused with the grapefruit one and didn’t realise it was a tick. Anyway. It’s a solid Jaipur base under mango purée. It neither adds much nor detracts. It’s a curio for sure and like Stu below says, it’s not same league as the mango Halcyon. That seemed better than the sum of its parts and this doesn’t particularly. Rambling here but simply put a plain Jaipur is way way better.

Bottle. Waitrose. Dug this one out from the back of the shelf. Hazed pale gold. Solid Kernel swede, albeit not top tier. Nose is bready biscuity and cracker like. Lemon pith hop. Slightly curious twang to it, maybe like fusty d lime. Taste is light dry and pretty bitter. Plenty of happenings at the 3%. Lean and dry bitterness to finish.

Can picked up at the brewery. Hazed pale gold. Head looks well for a minute before disappearing. Yep, it is what it is. This will fly down at the missus’ gaff where a hazeboi is still all the rage. Milky and green. Not bollocks, but a little bit bollocks.

Can. Morrison’s. Very light haze on an orange gold. Slim lasting semi lacing white foam. Nose has sticky malts. Pineapple syrup. Sappy pine. Ripened orange. Taste has some sweetness first off with a good hit of sappy ripe citrus bitterness. Definitely feels it’s ABV, but it’s steady away easy drinking regardless. Lingering bitter finish. Good gear especially at the 4-4-3 price point.

Can picked up at Triple Point. Clear gold. Slim but lasting semi lacing white foam. Nose has a nice sweet lemon hop. Whiff of tropical fruit but not so much it smells anything other than a lager. Clean biscuit malts. Sniff of sour. Taste has some malt sweetness up front but it’s mostly dry and moderately bitter. Easy drinking with decent body at the 4%. Light bitter finish.