This brews a bit different, it's not everyday you see a king of the UK craft scene collaborating with a legend of the English ale class and here it is with Deya of Cheltenham x St. Austell of Cornwall. It's got a very pale complexion and is totally hazy with minimal head. Beautiful on the nose, reminds me of Steady Rolling Man; light and effervescent with bright citrus zest and sweet soft fruits. Specifically...lemon zest, satsuma, pineapple, elderflower, mango, white grape and lychee. In the mouth it has impressive texture for a pale, almost chewy. Pillowy soft with a juicy middle and clean finish, though not a dry finish, the sweet fruit and elderflower trails off nicely. I believe St. Austell's contribution was mainly their yeast but also the approach to the boil...using English hops, Phoenix and Brambling Cross along with a bit of Citra. The brew was then dry hopped with our typical NEIPA hops resulting in low bitterness, sweet and juicy beer. When I say sweet don't take that too literally, it's not a soda pop! Overall it's light but with big texture, bright, juicy and hoppy. Really nice. The low ABV clearly hasnt hindered this brew in anyway and it's a shining example of how to make a pale ale. Theres no excuse for washed out boring pales when something like this can be done. It rivals Steady Rolling Man for me, my all time favourite pale. I hope this brew is repeated.