Next in the series. Pours yellow with a mild orange hue, giving it a sort of amber ale appearance. There was only trace amounts of foam but decent carbonation keeping things lively. Scent is desperately weak, faint, non distinct cereals, faint biscuit and cracker malt and very faint floral hops. Mouthfeel is crisp and bubbly, carbonation has maintained itself well but it is otherwise a very light bodied beer, even for a session IPA. Taste is also very weak, light barley and wheat with light pale malt with tonnes (or litres) of water in the mix. Slightly doughy taste at the end, like a Vienna lager, but with lots of water. This was a very low performer. One could have low expectations when opening a session ipa but this really lowers the bar. Rather than being like a watered down ipa, this like a watered down version of a watery session ipa. It was finishable but pass if you ever see it.