The flavour is fresh and fruity: fizzy on the tongue, with a bitter hoppy finish only at the very end of taste.
The fruitiness is very real; oranges, peaches and gooseberries - not the strong flavours of hop pellets, but from actually being aged with gooseberries!
It calls itself a fruit beer, though I think I'd class it more as a fruity flavoured golden ale, which whilst it is very nice now, would be perfect on a hot summers day.
At 5.0%, it's not a session ale, but being full of flavour, I feel in no rush to finish it.
This is an unusual beer, but one I've enjoyed and am really looking forward to trying again. 9/10
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