Bottle from Beers Of Europe. Appearance - copper with a proportionate, slighty off-white head. Nose - caramel, biscuits and light metallic note. Taste - caramel and shortbread biscuit. Palate - close to medium bodied, sweet middle, roasty finish. Overall - more of a Bitter than a Pale Ale. Decent.

Bottled 500ml (KSM Kampus)
Clear amber colour, small beige head. Nose has some caramel, riped fruits, malts. Light-bodied. Caramalt, English malts, light fruity hops. Light toastyness in the finish. Easy clean bitter.

[50cl bottle from a Bargain Booze in Milton, Staffs.] An attractive bright copper coloured pour with a finger of cream head; aroma of raisins and oranges; smooth, thick and creamy in the mouth, with sweet berry fruits; then a satisfying malty finish with a touch of caramel cut through with some earthy licorice. This is pretty good stuff for Wychwood.

500ml bottle BBE Aug-21. Pours clear copper, one finger of head, nice retention; good Aroma of caramel malts, mild but nice fruity and floral hop; ok Taste has a nice malty note but also boiled veg and starchy rice (poor), a nice but non-descript fruity hop, moderate bitterness and then astringent dryness (a touch too much), a nice level of sweetness though, a hint of raisin (nice); a mixed bag. Body and carbonation is good though. Another mixed offering from Wychwood. Some of these traditional English commercial breweries need to up their game. Boiled veg, again, I mean really?

Look: clear amber, moderate white head of modest retention. Aroma: caramel malt, dried fruit, floral and fruity hop, distant earthy notes. Taste: pretty similar. Light to medium sweet, light plus bitterness. Hoppy aftertaste. Palate: light to medium body, average carbonation. Overall: OK.

Bottle 50 cl. Light amber color, clear, slightly yellowish foam. Malty aroma, slightly caramel, biscuit, light hops fruitiness, slightly grapefruit zest. Taste: malty, candies, fruity, jam, grapefruit zest, slightly earthy bitterness.