UPDATED: DEC 27, 2021 Part of a pack thanking of the in-laws. Into a Moo Brew glass, chilled. Shy of bright it settles a misty medium amber with a messy, meniscus driven white froth that yields. Heady, melonous nose hinting at honeydew, guava, cantaloupe and lighter hits of apricot and peach - fruity! Aroma hits the palate big time but it is shielded and light. Fruit juice more than hop and malt. Orange, peach, apricot and of course those melons. Frothy. Foamy. Malt? Hops? An odd one as it is half way to a pleasant APA, and yet just a clean lawnmower beer. (37,5cL can, BB 29/06/2022, Unknown origin)

UPDATED: MAR 1, 2021 Can. Poured a hazy, effervescent deep amber with a one finger, lasting, soapy beige head. Aromas of mango, peach, pineapple and nectarine. Similar to taste with a lick of malt sweetness through the mid-palate and a late nutty toastiness . Mid-weight, medium carbonation and a moderate length and intensity zesty, citrus rind bitterness to close.

UPDATED: APR 10, 2020 330 ml bottle. Appearance is a cloudy copper, topped with a of white froth. Aroma is citrusy, taste is lightly fruity sweet, biscuit and crackers malty, with a mild bitter finish. Light to medium bodied.

UPDATED: OCT 21, 2019 Can from Dan Murphy's. Pours a beautiful gold. A bit of a let down, very timid on hops for a pale ale, hint of a lager.

UPDATED: JUN 15, 2019 Bright, vibrant, TASTEY pale with enough bitterness and hops to keep your mouth busy

UPDATED: APR 19, 2019 Clear medium amber colour with a fine white head. Bright citrus and floral aroma, hint of pine. Floral bitter hop taste. Good amount of bitterness for a pale that is nicely balanced with caramel malt flavour.

UPDATED: FEB 23, 2019 Draught. Great aromas and flavours from the hops, fresh tasting and well balanced with the malts. Nice bitterness to it and finishes great. Good drop.

Faultless consistency that doesn’t stray above or below, like food court sushi or any sporting team I’ve ever followed. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

On tap at the cellar door at MONA. Pours orange brown. Orange, grapefruit, perfumed, biscuit, elderflower. Medium body with quite high carbonation. Not my type of pale ale.

From can in tapered shaker. Pours golden amber with wispy white head and strong fruity aroma of pineapple and passionfruit. Tasty with nice malt/hop balance and moderate bitterness in the finish.