500ml bottle from Beers of Europe. Pours pale gold, short white head. Aromas of cornflakes, cardboard, lager. Taste is light sweet toffee, astringent finish. not good.

Bottle thanks to allmyvinyl. Appearance - golden with gentle bubbles and a decent fluffy head. Nose - astringent malt and a bit oxidised. Taste - astringent malt some toffee. Palate - light to medium bodied with a crunchy texture and a finish that could be fresher. Overall -

500ml bottle from Asda. Pale blonde ale with a little head. Aroma is hoppy and with a little citrus. Bitter flavour with citrus hoppiness.

500ml bottle from Tesco. Poured a slightly hazy light amber with a broken white head and some broken lace. The aroma is malty hop. The flavour is medium to weak bitter with a watery light hop palate. Light bodied with average carbonation. Fine with a curry!

Pale blond colour. Light citrus in the aroma. flavour has light, pale malt and a dry, slightly woody bitter finish.

Cask at Weatherspoons; amber in colour, grassy flavour with a malty backbone small amount of hops.

Infamous Parliamentary ale which is weak in character, but crisp with a decent nose.

Cask@The Wenlock Arms, London. Yellowish golden colour, small white head. Aroma is fruity and floral with some mild dough and zesty notes. Flavour is fruity, floral, honeyish with some bready and earthy notes as well.

This is the beer that got removed from the UK House of Commons bar because of its name and bunny girl pump clip: the PC womens lib lot complained and it was taken off (cask). I have drank it at the old brewery tap before they moved to larger premises a few years ago, well before RateBeer was on the scene: this review however is from a 500ml bottle. Best before the end of March 2012, it was poured into my Abbot Ale glass tankard on 6th March 2012. This is a true blonde, lager light in its golden looks, on top a smooth foaming white head. The aroma is citrusy with floral hop overtones. The taste has a tangy, citrus hop front that leads towards a dry, bitter finish: strangely the rear label claims the beer is bitter then citrusy, maybe my taste buds are the exact opposite of their head brewer/taster? Definately very little malt content to be found, wheat is also used in the brew, hence the light colour, plus of course those Halcyon Pale Malts: no sign of them in the taste even if they do decide the colour. Refreshing and hoppy, this is a summer beer in my eyes, an outside in the sun sort of brew.