Draft at Beerhouse. Crystal clear golden color, thick white head with good retention and solid lacing. Aroma of subtle atraw. Taste is lightly peppery straw. Very light transition beer.

Slightly hazy golden tinted body with a rich caramel and copper glow and a two centimetre tall pure white head. Aroma of grass, light wort, malt, mellow fruity sugars and a touch of herbal and dry hops. Light-bodied; Sharp malt flavour at first with a good yeast quality, some subdued sweetness and a lot of effervescence later on - all dry and herbal. Aftertaste shows a nice dry fruity flavour with some malt, light hops and a touch of sugars, but very easy to drink. Overall, not such a bad beer - a good amount of flavour, but still very light and easy to drink with nothing assertive nor bitter, good for someone trying to sample real beer instead of the mass produced SAB products. I sampled this 440 mL bottle purchased from Tops - Cape Quarter (Green Point) in Cape Town, Western Cape, South Africa on 14-August-2015 for ZAR26,99 sampled back home on the other side of the world in Washington on 15-April-2016 and despite the relatively mild flavours, I didn’t mind carrying this halfway around the world to sample it!

Bottled@SBWF2015. Goldeny amber colour, small white head. Aroma is mushrooms, some floral, toffee and mild earthy notes. Flavour is bready malts, some herbs, mild toffee and some mushroomy notes.

Bottle @sbwf15. Pours golden color with a thin white head. Mushrooms, vegetables in aroma. Mushrooms in flavor, mild citrusy notes. Still, it’s not that bad.

Bottled at SBWF. Cloudy golden, small head. Fruity nose with mild citrus. Mid sweet with light-medium body and rounded, creamy mouthfeel. Fruity with mild tangerine and grass. Fairly low bitterness.

Golden colour with a thin head. Breezy pale malt with a touch of hop. Light floral hop with a hint of kiwi. Some slightly doughy pale malts. Decent light golden ale.