Cask @ Golden Rule, Edinburgh [010913]
Golden, clear, dense white head, good lacing
Aroma - floral hop, soft pale malts, soft fruits
Taste of floral hops, soft zesty hops, touch grassy hop, soft sweet pale malts, easy drinking, nice soft flavour
Palate - Light body, soft oily texture. Finish - floral hops, soft spicy bitter zesty hop, nice fairly long tail
Overall - Good quaffable session ale. I prefer this to the average Cascadian Blonde and the mediocre Into The Light. It’s not amazing but it’s pretty decent.

Clear golden body with a thin white head. Great lacing. Aroma of apricot and peach. Slightly fruity but no real complexity - the initial flavour is exactly the same at the finish. Thin body with a very oily mouthfeel. Flat carbonation. It’s not often you get a boring beer from Tempest but here it is. That’s not to say it isn’t nice - it’s fine - it’s just a bit dull and one dimensional.

Cask at the bat... Golden amber... Thick white head... Soft sweet toffee malt nose... Light metal hop... Soft mellow sweet malts... Not for. Me at allchocolate, Cask at blue blazer... Gonna stick... Diesnt do anything for me

Cask at The Hanging Bat. Pours a clear gold with thin white head. No carbonation, and a bit warm. Diacetyl/butterscotch on the nose. Surprisingly sweet finish. A rare dud from these guys, as their beers are usually top notch.