Appearance: foggy gold with a large off-white white frothy head of good retention. Aroma and taste: floral hop, honey, biscuits, earth. Light sweet, medium bitter. Mouth feel: light to medium body, appropriate carbonation. Summary: good.

Very dark gold with a huge foamy head that lingered. Sweet, malty and fruity with a vegetal note. Long finish. Moderately full bodied.

So weird to see this on tap here. Gotta be a sign. Goblet pour @the Commission in Orlando, lol. Frothy, clear, deep gold. Dirty malt liquor nose, veggie hops. Sticky sweet malt, burnt veggies, chems, earthy bittersharp finish, really crispy. Sorta yum, don't deny it.

Bottle, smallish head, clear deep orange with brown taints, caramel, grains, yeast, herbal bitterness. Drinkable but quite simple and boring.

Pint can from Flanagan’s, 3/25/23. New brewery! Brewery #2139, Ireland #10. Hazy orange, large tan head, average retention. Aroma of stone fruit, yeast, apple. Dry. Taste is citrus, toast, yeast. Well balanced. Solid.

Bottle. Dark golden, clear, yellowish foam. Aroma: malty, sweetish, candy, a little flowery and fruity, pear jam and biscuit. Sweet taste, candy, biscuit, a little butter, earthy hop bitterness, quite good.

Ever so slightly hazy golden coloured body with a nice, relatively thin, single centimetre tall just off-white head that stays afloat for a while above the 95 per cent clear golden body. Aroma of nice biscuity and slightly oaty malts with a grassiness, some hay and flowers but a sweet, caramelised sugar and toffee note that seems to persist, along with a dash of cream somehow on the finish - surprisingly nice in the nose. Light to barely Medium-bodied; Relatively crisp and biscuity, slightly grainy malts show at first with some nice support for the herbal qualities and a soft sweetness from the caramelised sugars and toffee flavours, all ending with a pretty dry and malty end that once again is nice to show some oat, vanilla and creaminess at the end that provides some complexity. Aftertaste is light and easy-drinking, while still having some flavours of the sweet caramel, a dash of the oats and a bigger bite of the biscuity and grainy malts that provide more flavour and pungency, but this is still pretty mild, while still showing some flavours and depth. A bit nicer than expected and not a bad option from Ireland, which is usually devoid of anything worthwhile, and while this would not want me ever want to return to that country, should the people there be actually able to find this beer easily and cheaply, I'd be happy for them! I sampled this 440 mL can, purchased from Liqour Outlet in Boonton, New Jersey on 03-September-2022 for US$2,69 with a best by date of 21-March-2023 sampled just a little after that date on 11-April-2023 after returning from Spring Break and being rushed into 'Spring' here at my house here in Washington.

500ml bottle from RusBeerShop in Moscow. Pours foggy gold with a medium-sized white head. Aroma is floral, biscuit malt, caramel. Taste is light sweet, floral and biscuit malt. Light bitter finish. Medium bodied.

14.9 oz. can. Pours a semi clear gold color with a tiny white head. Fair retention. Minor spots of lacing. Malty flavor but not sweet. Tastes Yuengling-like, but just slightly more bitter. Medium body. Low carbonation.