Adnams’ Lazy SIPA settles like a slow summer sundown over Southwold, a pale, sun-bleached gold drifting beneath a gentle mist of sea-white foam. It sings a quiet, rolling song of the afternoon coast—waves of sweet lemon zest and bright orange peel colliding with a soft, sun-warmed flesh of peach, melon, and green pine dreaming in the glass. The first swallow is a crisp, cool blessing to the blood, riding light across the tongue like a receding tide, effortlessly bright as the gentle pale malt allows the hop oils to drift without burden. Deceptively light at a modest 4% and entirely gluten-free, this easy whisper of a session IPA is a beautifully slow defiance against the hurried clock, a liquid afternoon meant for dropping anchor and watching the long daylight fade.

Lovely session IPA lots of fruity flavour & aroma, real easy drinking hazy

Not a bad beer, Nice flavour 👌 a bit weak for me. I think alcohol gives it intense flavour, like body on a bottle of red wine.

Decent drink with a nice fruity aroma. It has a tropical fruit taste with a nice hoppiness mixed in. Slightly bitter finish but enjoyable. Smooth and easy-drinking session ale that you wouldn't know is GF.

Easy drinker