Keg at Brewdog Shep’s Bush. Crystal clear yellow coloured pour with a fading white head. Aroma is nice fresh cereal grains with lemon, some nutty grains, noble hop. Flavour is composed of pils grains, cereal, straw, slight honey sweetness, lemon, slight grassy. Really well put together. Palate is medium light frothy. Could drink a pint of this with ease. Semi crisp finish. Very good.

Keg at BDSB - London. Pours clear yellow with a creamy white head. Lovely biscuity malts in the nose, light cereal, citrus, hay. Light-medium sweet flavor with doughy biscuits, light honey, light floral hops. Light bodied with average carbonation. Moderately sweet to finish with more biscuit, cereal, straw, mild citrus, clover honey, faint apple. Tasty.

Bottle. Turner’s, Sheffield. Clear, pale gold. Thin, lasting, white head. Nose has sweet, grassy, lemony malts. Lightly spicy, floral hop. Some notes of fruity hop. Taste is initially soft sweet. Some dryness. Minimal bitterness. Clean, fresh mouthfeel. Nicely spritzy. More sweetness on the finish, tempered by a soft, spicy bitter close. Clean and drinkable.