Not that great unfortunately. 6 outta 10

This is a lovely beer. A faint sourness gives way to a lovely hoppy, citrussy, hazy IPA. Very drinkable.

It's fruity, it's well hopped with the correct bitterness. It's a rather spiffing IPA overall.

Get past the nose, and you get a biscuity and hoppy flavoured IPA.

A pleasant surprise. A fine light refreshing fruity flavour that ends with a good hoppy finish. The picture is Anne McAlpine (BBC Alba/Scotland)

If your calling your beer Hoppy Days you better make sure it's bloody hoppy. Unfortunately I don't think it is, actually find it a bit bland and has a very dry finish.

I thought this was an appealing looking design on the can, it was so good that I didn't even realise the low abv. Either way, it poured well and left a nonchalant body of golden yellow, not unlike a lager. After settling it carried a small amount of foamy, white head, but this quickly reduced to just a small trace. The scent is muddled citrus, moderate mango and a decent hit of mandarin/tangerine. Small amounts of bitter pale malt linger at the end, giving a nice balance. The beer is medium bodied, with a mildly crisp bite which postures longer than you would expect before being washed out by gentle foam. The foam becomes the primary focus but doesn't overpower the carbonation, and actually compliments it perfectly. The taste is much like the scent but with a session ipa angle. There is mango and citrus in spades but this is followed by what I can only describe as a 'water note'...it's like water was added, or is present, but stands alone in itself rather than merging to form a diluted beer. This performed well beyond expectations. W It would be a great tasting ipa to session with.