UPDATED: NOV 1, 2021 6.5%ABV.  NEIPA. Tapped out hazy pale yellow. 5ºSRM. Nose has ripe citrus sweetness and the fullness of ripe tropical fruit like papaya and mango.  Layered over this are perfumy aromas of pine, cedar, geranium. Mouthfeel is light with high carbonation. Palate has white bread, crackers.  Actual sweetness is moderate and actual bitterness is moderate.  The final perceived sweetness is low and the final perceived bitterness is low.  Finish is brief with a clean grassy bitter. Overall, a balanced enjoyable quaff.

UPDATED: SEP 16, 2021 375ml can. Poured a hazy golden with a small, slowly fading, lacing white to off-white head. Aromas of mango, peach, pineapple, nectarine, lychee. Similar to taste with a juiciness upfront drying towards the finish. Moderately bitter, medium carbonation, mid-weight, firm mouthfeel with a gentle oiliness. Very nice beer.

UPDATED: SEP 11, 2021 very friendly, with a bitter burst at the end to keep you honest at the end. Like a lenient baby sitter that lets you stay up late watching the Simpsons, but puts their foot down when Baywatch comes on

UPDATED: SEP 4, 2021 Poured from a can into an IPA glass. Juicy aroma. Pours a cloudy, golden colour with a white head that dissipates quickly to form patchy lacing. Medium bodied with moderate carbonation and resinous, smooth and creamy mouthfeel. Bursting with juicy flavours and beautifully balanced.

UPDATED: JAN 4, 2021 Hop-forward aroma of citrus with pineapple and tropical aromas. Straw yellow, hazy, effervescent pour and a medium, loosely packed head with good retention and some lacing. Tastes moderately bitter, juicy and entirely hoppy, with citrus and tropical flavours. A thin and sweet biscuity layer underneath, the finish is moderately dry. Light bodied, well carbonated, very easy to drink. Tasty and juicy hazy IPA, one of those that you need a second can. Luckily I came prepared...

UPDATED: SEP 18, 2020 Good example of a NEIPA's. Orangy sweetness, low bitterness, not overly carbed. Summer beer.

UPDATED: AUG 15, 2020 Draught at Wellers Hill Bowls Club, Tarragindi, Brisbane. Poured a clouded straw yellow with 5mm of bright white open foam that retained well and laced well. Carbonation moderate, lively and fine to medium. Aroma moderately strong of citrus (mostly orange fruit with hints of zest) and tropical fruits (pineapple and hints of passionfruit). Taste moderately strong of citrus (orange fruit and zest) and tropical fruits (pineapple); well balanced; fruity and tasty with moderate bitterness. Medium body. Smooth, crisp, clean and refreshing with a slightly creamy mouthfeel and a medium-length finish. Easy drinking.

UPDATED: MAY 20, 2020 I thought I didn’t like IPAs but I found this one quite drinkable and not too different to a normal pale ale.

UPDATED: MAY 8, 2020 Nice mild citrus and tropical flavours, with a creamy mouth feel. Would have a couple of them.

UPDATED: AUG 25, 2019 Pours from the can a murky straw with a thin, effervescent white head. Nose is tangy citrus, touches of mango and peach, brioche. Flavour leans towards orange and lemon, slight fruity sweetness, peppery resinous finish. I may have gotten a dud can but I do not rate this when compared to other NEIPAs that I have had.