This Pale Ale is lovingly brewed by the fantastic Stu Mostow.
This tasty brew comes in a 440ml can and is 4.5% ABV.
The good people at Stu Mostow say:
Velvety, hazy, intensely hopped beer in a lighter variety! We present New England Pale Ale, brewed with a very high proportion of oat flakes, fermented with the use of ester in profile, Canadian Vermont Ale yeast . And intensely hopped cold varieties of Citra and Comet , which gave the aromas of blood orange , juicy hemp ( dank ) and ripe melon and mango!
This is our next edition of the Pale Ale style in an extremely juicy and foggy version of New England. Extremely crisp, juicy and intense in taste – all thanks to the hops used in the production process: Citra and Comet, which gave the beer a unique, fruity character!
Alex –
Good but left a little disappointed, wanted a bit more from it
Chris –
Could have expected more from the dry hopped citra here
Philip –
Asher –
Another great beer by Stu Mostow
Clément –
Yet another delicious beer by Stu Mostow.
richard –
Elisabeth –
Well hopped, giving huge juicy oranges, a touch of grapefruit & lime. Oaty body adds depth. Juice bomb!
William –
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Steve –
Jon –
Stu Mostow + New England = perfect beer for a summer afternoon
David –
Another great beer.
Rhys –
Martin –
A very good pale ale from Poland… Nice to try something different
Richard –
Crisp, juicy and intense in taste really nice session pale!!!
Dan –
Amazing, a really nice NEIPA! I would highly recommend.
Alan –
More of a hoppy taste than fruit. But not bad at all.
Julian –
Does what it says on the tin. ‘Tis indeed a Citra Comet. You can smell it as soon as you crack open the can and it tastes superb.
Ross –
One of the tastiest pales I’ve had in a while!
David –
John –
Aromas of tropical pineapple. Pours a beautiful deep hazy pale gold. This is a hazy juice bomb. You get a deep burst of tropical flavour thats both sweet and bitter at the same time. This moves into lots of different levels of citrus bitterness, you get grapefruit flesh, pith and rind all balanced together, but easily identifiable as their own individual taste. There’s notes of smooth, sweet caramel running through it and this is what it ends on. Stu Mostow are killing it just now, everything they do is gold and this beer is damm near perfect.
Graham –
Don’t know whether it was a hot day but this went down a treat, fruity smooth and refreshing
ricky –
Not too much of a fan of this!
Christopher –
Nice pale ale, fruity.
James –
Never seen or heard of this brewery before but this is a great beer, I look forward to trying some more
Craig –
Chris –
Nice
bproyle –
Devlin –
Hell to tha mutha-effing yes. Thick, hoppy, juicy – it’s all there.
Ian –
A hazy juice bomb with Citra & Comet hops. Lots of strong citrusy aroma and flavours. Very good NEPA.
Bradley –
Unreal
Glynn –
Rory –
Banger here
Tony –
another Stu Mostow pale.. all superb, this is citra in a tin,
Tom –
Great low ABV pale ale. Hoppy, fruity, hazel. Decent drop.
Iain –
Nice hazy,juicy, refreshing ale, hits the spot
Darran –
Pete –
Jamie –
Paul –
Really liked it, sessionable but a bit thin
Lucy –
Juicy and fresh, a lovely beer with really zingy flavours.
martin –
Nice session strength starter to the day! Floral aroma. Very smooth, citrusy pale with virtually no bitterness. Notes of orange. Decent beer garden fare 🇵🇱
Dave –
as in the description – a good beer.
Joey –
Very impressed with this Polish number
Aric –
Aaron –
Brian –
Hoppy, hazy, happiness in a can.
Adam –
Very fresh, lovely summer afternoon beer. Heavier than the strength suggests it would be.
Robin –
Good modest ABV session beer
Nathan –
Velvety, hazy delight.
Jonathan –
Very very good. Smooth drinking and nice beer to have in the sunshine. Balances tastes and full of flavour. Very impressed with my first ever beer from this brewery.
Rob –
Super hazy. Soft tropical & a little green dry-hop aroma. Bitter grapefruit pith, melon & pine. Bitter dry finish.
robert –
just like it says on the tin , its velvety, hazy ( not a bad thing) slightly hoppy, very thirst quenching.
Paulius –
Not the best but drinkable
Martin –
Daniel –
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