Mojo
Robinsons Family Brewers

12oz bottle. Poured out a clear, golden orange color with a very small, head of white foam. It smelled of sweet fruits - orange, mango and guava. Very sweet and fruity with very little bitterness or malt.

 

 

Simply awful it is not a Pale Ale it is a Fruit Ale. The Look is ok pours well with a good head but the smell and taste ugh. Its smells of bubble-gum and peaches never had a Pale Ale that resembled anything like that. It tasted of a fruit punch far removed from any taste of barley or hops. I let it die down and the flavours remained with a soft wheat taste to the palate. I have tried some great beers and some bad and this hits rock bottom. Sorry but this is not beer in any form of conventional taste.

 

Saw a colorful bottle at the store and grabbed it, hoping for something dry and hoppy. Instead, got something much sweeter and fruitier than I expected. Still some hop flavors, but it clashes a bit with the fruity sweetness.
Not too bad, even if not entirely to my taste. The smell, though, is reminiscent of a high-school chemistry lab producing esters with fruit aromas - industrial and nearly petrochemical.

 

 

 

Bottle. Light amber. Thin but dense head.
Fruity aroma. Some caramel malt.
Taste reflects the aroma. The fruit is distinctly peach. Slightly tart.
Not much body to speak of.
A bit artificial in it's peachy flavour.

Bottled
Pours a light amber body with big foaming white head that retreats but pretty much covers the surface
There's pineapple in the aroma but sadly a whiff of stomach acid
On the top level there is some tropical fruit but then no depth
Do I make you horny baby?
Do I make you randy?
No, god no

 

330ml bottle from Morrisons supermarket (£1):
Rubbish, this one was an overly floral & ridiculously sweet but also odd tasting with hints of soap at times. It was just about drinkable & no more, with very little else managing to make itself known over the top of the floral flavours & the huge amounts of peach that featured. I was so disappointed with this one that I ended up giving my second bottle away as it was pretty much drain pour to me by the time I made it to the end of the first bottle.

Robinson's Brewery "MOJO"
cask via handpump @ Fly In The Loaf, Liverpool, UK on 1 May 2015

Notes: 3.7% ABV. Goldings and First Gold Hops. Haha! From the makers of Iron Maiden's "Trooper Ale", I'll never forget this brewery again! Beautiful appearance: clear deep amber-copper beneath a full head of frothy white. Excellent head retention and lacing. Floral, leafy, and perhaps even a slight bit citrusy in the nose over a caramelish malt base. The flavor simply flips that backwards, giving you medium caramel malt first with the hops appearing across the middle. A firm bitterness balances it, and it finishes dry with the previously mentioned characteristics gently lingering. Really smooth and supple. Quite quaffable! If there weren't so many other ales available I'd certainly have another.