Passion Fruit is a little different to other fruits, as it combines both sour and sweet, whilst also having a slight floral aroma, which makes it quite distinct from everything else. The sweetness is more subtle than that of some other fruits, and the sourness is reminiscent of citrus, creating a natural balance – and carp – as well as anglers – appear to love it, if test results are anything to go by.

As a Supreme version of Goo, it has a thinner consistency, making it ideal for really soaking deep into your baits if left covered in it for an extended period of time, thus ensuring that it will still be leaching out an attractant trail for many hours after you cast out. In terms of colour, it is a vibrant, deep yellow hue, such as you would expect to find on the inside of a ripe passion fruit.