A decent drink with a nice tropical fruit aroma. It has a similar taste profile but with a subtle piney, hoppy note. Slight sweet notes give way to a nice bitter finish. An enjoyable, smooth, and easy-drinking session ale.

Past Future from Polly’s arrives like the cool, sharpening shadow of an autumn dusk, a DIPA whose deep, opaque pour holds its soul in the quiet complexity of time passing. Bring the glass to the darkening light and it exhales a profound, brooding song of dank, overripe mango, a stern spike of candied pineapple, and an undercurrent of pine needles gathered from the damp floor of a Welsh woodland. The first swallow is a rich, immersive weight on the senses—opulent, velvety, and intensely saturated—as the pillowy, oat-heavy malt provides a soft hearth for the lupulin oils to burn bright and deep, coating the palate like velvet against a winter chill. Deceptively drinkable for its strength, this bold, forward-thinking titan of an ale is a complex, resonant triumph in a glass, a beautifully heavy thing brewed for those who choose to bridge the distance between what was and what will be, and sip slowly while the world turns.

Tasty ale, maybe tried to fit too many flavours in one drink

Something not quite right about this one. Not all bad though

Not bad