Journey Juice Fruited Hazy IPA
84/100
The short takeA fruited hazy that stays soft and keeps its fruit through the close.
Tasted Karl HillHow we score
Serve Well chilled, straight from the can or a tulip glass.
Who it’s for A cold fruited hazy when you want peach, citrus, and tropical fruit with the bitterness kept light.
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TDS Beerprint
This pour · documented production
In the glass
- Nose
- Tropical fruit, citrus, and peach. The aroma is juicy before the beer reaches the mouth, and the fruit reads clearly rather than as a vague sweetness.
- Palate
- Juicy, soft, lightly bitter, and hazy. The bitterness is light enough to leave the fruit in charge, and the texture stays soft through the middle. Peach and citrus from the aroma carry into the sip without turning sharp or thin.
- Finish
- Medium length. Grapefruit shows at the close, and tropical fruit stays with it. The light bitterness does not catch up to that fruit.
Structure and likeness Show Hide
Structure
- Bitterness
- Modest bitterness
- Finish length
- Medium finish
How beer-like is it?
Separate from the score. A convincing resemblance is not a higher rating.
It drinks like a fruited hazy IPA: juicy and soft, bitterness kept light, fruit through the close.
The beer
Grapefruit and tropical fruit are still there after the sip. That medium finish is what this fruited hazy has, and the bitterness never climbs over it.
Tropical fruit, citrus, and peach come off the can as a juicy aroma. The beer in the mouth is soft and hazy, and the bitterness is light. It keeps the fruit from tasting like straight juice without turning the sip sharp. Peach and citrus stay clear. The texture stays soft through the middle, and a second sip tastes like the first: juicy, lightly bitter, hazy, with the fruit still leading. Grapefruit arrives once the sip ends. Tropical fruit stays with it.
The balance is simple, and it holds. Nothing in the glass asks for a harder bitter edge, and nothing sweet takes the place of the tropical fruit, citrus, and peach. Grapefruit and tropical fruit on a medium finish are the whole argument.
Eighty-four is for that close. Chill it. A tulip puts the tropical fruit, citrus, and peach in the glass; the can is the colder pour. It suits anyone who wants a fruited hazy that stays soft, keeps the bitterness light, and still has grapefruit and tropical fruit when the sip is over.
84 is typical of the 18 naturally low alcohol IPA bottles we've tasted.
The bottle
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Specialty yeast for low-alcohol fermentation and tuned mash profile; never dealcoholized or diluted (producer PDP — same house process as Chug)
Research notes
Page title sometimes says Fruited Hazy Pale Ale — see discrepancies. Brew location UK vs US by storefront — same brand discrepancy as Chug.
Where to buy
- Mash Gang (direct)
- Package
12 oz can
- Typical price
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$14.99 / 6 × 12 oz cans
≈ $2.50 per can
- Availability
mashgang.com (US and UK shops)
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Product facts
- Producer
- Mash Gang
- Origin
United Kingdom
- Hops
- Sabro
- Bottle / can
- 12 oz can
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Sources & verification
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Where sources disagree
Sources disagree on the following points.
- Style name: Product field follows Fruited Hazy IPA; Pale Ale wording retained as storefront alias.
- Calories: The current supplied producer overview prints 80 calories without a serving basis. The Brew Site previously reported 63 calories. The current producer overview controls the canonical value.
Evidence at a glance
- Producer documented13 facts
- Bottle verified1 fact
- Unverified5 facts
Production record
One core fact remains to be documented or rechecked.
- Classification
- Verified
- Method
- Not applicable
- ABV
- Ceiling declaration
- Origin
- Documented
- Record
- Has open discrepancy
Sources
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Note
- Hops
- Named hop varieties already recorded on this review: Sabro.
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- Calories (sources disagree)
- Product
- Brand
- Base beverage
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- Barcode recorded from packaging or producer listing
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- Region
- Unable to re-verify on 2026-10-03.
Additional sources
Product record history Sourced changes and open disagreements. Prior claims stay on the record when sources conflict.
- ReviewedReviewed and published.
- UpdatedCatalog record updated from sourced research.
- OpenDiscrepancyStyle name and Calories.
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