Haze? Where? The other 5 cans will stay in the fridge until an annoying family member comes to stay!

Lightly fruity would be an over statement, was barely existent, as were the floral aromas. Maybe I was expecting too much from this but it was nowhere near what I'd expected based on the product description. Die-hard lager fans may appreciate this variation but as a hazy fan or someone looking for a tropical/fruity ales at the moment best trying something else.

a beer that actually has taste, prefer malts, lagers, so this one hit the spot on a hot summer day which in Oz we can expect more of. Actually felt refreshed after a couple and the after taste was sweet without being too tart.

I wish I’d read the details on the side of the can before I’d bought - let alone tasted - this grot. It reads, in part, “For canning, this beer is brewed outside of Byron Bay, brewed and canned at various locations around Australia by or under licence from Byron Bay Brewery (part of the Lion Group) ...” And here lies the problem. No wonder it tastes like mass produced rubbish masquerading as a craft beer. I feel cheated. It really is so underwhelming it’s actually disappointing and the buyer really should beware. Honestly, if you TRULY enjoy gut rot such as XXXX or VB you’ll probably love this. Otherwise give it a very wide berth. I have no idea if the original Hazy One is any good but going by this, I don’t want to even try it. If it’s lager that floats your boat, for around the same money you can score yourself a case of a decent (albeit mass produced) one - James Boags Premium, which only proves brewing beer on an industrial scale doesn’t mean you have to compromise on quality. Byron Bay Hazy One Pale Lager is, in my book, neither a craft beer nor a quality one.

This is a great summer beer, in the middle of lager & fruity craft beer. It was too easy to drink a 6 pack of these. Definitely going to get a case of these. Could be a bit sweet for some Pale ale drinkers but if you enjoy Stone & Wood you will enjoy these at half the cost.

This is a very poor mass produced lager pretending to be a craft beer. Similar bilge to West End or VB.