Very summertime sessionable beer. Very gentle and easy going beer. Would be fantastic in summertime, still great now. Virtually no bitterness or dryness. Give it a go.

Emily says it's good, and I agree.

Very pale and quite hazy with visible carbonation. Bright and fresh aromas of orange blossom, clementine, soft lime and mango, very pleasant. Light and thin mouthfeel with light body. This brew is very drinkable and not particularly hoppy at all really which makes a change actually. I'd like to call it a session pale if it weren't for the 5.2% abv. A pale as it should be, yes it could be hoppy as fook or have more sharp fruit but it's fine as it is...quite light and delicate. It's got a certain element of finesse to it, I'd say it's down to the light citrus flavour that pairs well with the level of carbonation produced at a high standard by Polly's. The hoppiness comes at the prompt ending, providing a dry finish. Altogether a rounded light brew. This beer isn't going to inspire awe, but it's genuinely drinkable and repeatable. Edit: it's gets even softer over time and thus more juicy and less citrus.