Can - Pours a little hazy, a golden colour with a small bubbly white head. A sweet fruity aroma, citrus and hoppy. A fruity citrus taste; quite sweet with a citrus and piney hop bitterness

375ml can into pint glass. 6% Golden amber beer with a fine collection of tiny bubbles. Slight haze. Frothy sticky white head leading to slight patchy lacing.Nose of sweet ripe fruit. Nice woody hops, slight zing. Good body. Finish has some caramel and drying bitterness. Easy to drink, very pleasant. Just a nice beer.

(Bottle) Pours a hazy amber with small white head. Very nice aroma of citrus. Medium body, medium bright carbonation. Great taste profile. It starts off with citrus notes and quickly develops some pleasant biscuity caramel malt flavours. A nice bitterness develops over this, with some Seville orange notes. Very nice APA, with plenty if hop flavour but not overpowered by bitterness, plussome nice malt notes show through.

Bottle. Pale golden amber with an inch of white head. Aroma of pine, caramel, boiled oranges. 6+ On the full side of medium bodied. Quite sweet and maybe a little flabby with biscuit and some caramel. Some citrus along with some earthy and piney notes. For me, doesn’t dry out enough at the moderately bitter end. The bitterness creeps up after a while. It’s OKish. I’ve yet to get any sort of a handle on Young Henry’s.