Gold with a frothy, white head. Grassy aroma. Floral tones. Caramel. Taste has a modest resin bitterness on an empty base. A citric/lemon zest flavor afterwards. Medium bodied, moderate carbonation, watery texture. Workmanlike and uninspired but quite drinkable.

Bottle from Mum. Clear golden body with a white head that holds well. Low carbonation. Good lacing. Aroma of pear and grapefruit. Flavour of orange zest and salted lemon. Thin body with a watery, slightly oily texture. Soft fizz. Sharp and tangy. Decent.

Bottle from Aberlour Deli. It pours clear golden with a thick, foamy white head. The aroma is sweet, estery, pear drops, melon, oily citrus, perfumed, floral and marshmallow. The taste is firmly dry, bitter, pithy, zesty, soapy citrus, rich tea biscuit malt base, estery, some pear drops, melon, floral vibes and pepper spice with a drying finish. Average carbonation and foamy carbonation. A bit muddled to be honest. Not sure if that estery, pear drops needs to be there. OK.

Cask at the brewery. Could be an alias of Loch Ness Hoppy Ness. Hazy golden colour, white head. Aroma of floral and soft citrusy hops, light malty, peach. Flavour is nice and hoppy, soft, malty, peach, citrus, lemon peel, floral bitter finish. Light bodied, smooth. Good.