4.6% cask handpull at The Ship & Mitre Liverpool. Clear deepish gold colour lasting white head. some soft malt says its a pilsner but taste like an ale yeast to me. Kolsch maybe. Anyway. Its got some dusty hop and its a golden ale. Ok.

Bottle. Golden with a thick frothy head. Lager style ale, but with a smooth malt texture that goes down well in the palate. Not high on flavour though.

21 Feb 2013: Liverpool John Lennon airport, The Argosy, a Wetherspoons while waiting for a flight to Berlin. Two hand-pulled pints into UK sleeve glasses. Golden body with a creamy head in both colour and texture. The whole thing was a fine blend of flavours: the hops and barleys complimented each other very well and I really enjoyed the two pints. The hops just about took control, but overall it seemed a well balanced beer and easy to drink. Nothing complicated, just a good basic beer. I’ve only had beers from this brewery within Liverpool airport: I always head for The Argosy now to see what is on offer from Wrights.

bottle at home ... golden yellow ... big white foam head ... soft light lemon nose ... crisp sweet lemon ... light oily body ... soft light oversweet

7th April 2008 Very pale blond beer. Light and refreshing with a little hop at the crisp finish.

Cask @ The Crown & Kettle, Manchester M4. Pours a golden color with a small white head. Has a fruity malty citrus aroma. FRuity malty hoppy bitter citrus flavor. Has a fruity malty citrus finish with a bitter aftertaste.

Cask handpump at the Everyman Bistro, Liverpool 29-11-08. Pours golden with great clarity and a nice white slim head. I note that there is a dryness to this straight away but then the fruitiness starts to flood through and there are some really nice slightly overipe golden plums bobbing around in the mouth. Some soapy hops, its soft in the mouth, slick but sweet lemon flavours and the dryness returns along with bitter companion at the end, another very good beer. A6 A4 F7 P4 OV15 3.6