Light, pale and hazy complexion, tropical on the nose. The can advertises this brew as 'soft, juicy & hazy' and it certainly is. It smells and tastes like Citra and Mosaic, maybe simcoe, but it is left as a mystery as to which hops were used. This beer is a promotional thing for DJ Jo Whiley and a one particular event, which is a bit odd. I've never had a beer brewed for a gig specifically but here it is, complete with QR code for tickets and info. I wish her well but I shalln't be doing that. Back to the beer.. It's got a light and pillowy soft mouthfeel with (upto) medium body, very pleasant. And the flavour is well rounded if not jumbled. It's a nice blend to appeal to many, not a celebration of a single hop or targeted fruit flavours. It's surprisingly good actually considering the can design and the products aim. Orange, pineapple and grapefruit flavours are present here with a short to medium finish. Inoffensive, not pretentious just a very good hazy pale.