After the first sip, the carbonation feels quite strong, and the hop aroma is clearly noticeable through the nose, accompanied by the typical character of a light beer. The overall body carries a slight acidity, resembling the sensation of carbon dioxide bubbles; during the swallow, a light bitterness becomes more pronounced, with a noticeable hop-driven aftertaste. After drinking, a dry sensation lingers in the mouth. Although the description mentions fruity notes, they were not distinctly perceptible during tasting. If the slight acidity is generously interpreted as fruitiness, it might be acceptable, but the difference is quite significant. The aroma is mainly dominated by hops, while the bitterness leans towards a leathery bitterness imparted by the hops. This beer would be suitable for casual meals or informal gatherings with friends, but it does not stand out as an exceptional choice.

A very good mid pale ale. I like the Goat (very enjoyable). This surpasses it in my opinion. Steve.

Manages to deliver great flavour with only 3.5%. Great aroma and tastes of pineapple and other tropical fruits. Super drinkable and no harsh bitterness, really smooth. My new favourite mid-strength!

Sampled this at the Byron Bay tap room, blown away. Been waiting for a solid craft mid strength and this tasted incredible on tap. Just get the stock in store already!!