Absolutely what it says on the tin. This is the softest pale I've had. But yet carrying a good amount of body on it. Typical stone fruits there, slight piney notes to the finish. Beautiful

Lovely tasting pale ale. Pollys have done it again. Doesn’t look much and is unassuming but a tasty pint. Slightly slippery on the finish which lost me a little.

Very solid pale. Looked relatively thin on pour but actually great mouthfeel and v delicious

The aroma has a zingy lime character and maybe a little passionfruit. There is also a little sweetness like vanilla and brioche bread. The taste notes are very similar to this with the sweet note upfront of bready nature of brioche which then drift into that citrus peels/zest of orange and lime. That leads into same back end bittering but no luck of that just drifting into a marmalade flavour and bitter lemon on the back of your tongue

I've had this a few times now and I think it gets better every time! Big powerful citra aroma as soon as you crack the can. Massive fruity flavours from citra and the sabro adds that great and unique tangy but smooth complexity. Lime, peach, mango notes and more.