To speak of Iron Brew by Fierce Beer is to celebrate a triumph of decadent pastiche. It pours with the scandalous, neon-radiant orange of a stolen sunset, offering a nose of pure, sugary nostalgia—bubblegum, vanilla, and citrus zest. ​On the tongue, it commits a brilliant crime: it tastes precisely like the beloved national elixir, anchored only by just enough nimble malt to remind you that fermentation has occurred. In a world where brewers take themselves with tragic seriousness, Fierce Beer gives us sophisticated frivolity. Untruth never tasted so delicious.

Juicy and fruity with tropical and citrus notes, soft mouthfeel.

Juicy, soft, fruity, hazy easy drinking. Nice.

Has quite a nice peach flavour but there are clearly a lot of artificial sweeteners in it.

Aroma is mostly mango and tropical fruits, tastes of lemon and orange zest, sweet malt and a bit of pineapple, nice flavour but surprisingly light and thin considering the abv, finishes with a decent bittersweet citrus aftertaste. It's good but not anything crazy.

A classic IPA, bittersweet with pine notes. Smooth and dry.

Set the controls for the heart of the sun. It's light, hoppy with subtle hints of caramel in the finish.