Can at home, from an online peddler whom I can't recall, 17/01/24. Reddish amber with a decent lasting beige head. Nose is biscuit, caramel, rye bread, dried fruit rinds. Taste comprises biscuit malts, toffee, dates, grains, fruit cake mix, light herb. Medium bodied, fine carbonation, semi drying close with a light bitter edge. Decent for an AF beer, carries flavour and doesn't come over too thin.

330ml can from Wise Bartender. Amber brown colour with red tinge, tan foam head and aroma of malt, rye, fruity hop. Taste is sweetish, roasty malt, rye, toffee, caramel, fruity, nutty, with tangy hop bitterness. Medium bodied, soft carbonation, malty roasty nutty bitter finish. Nicely drinkable

Can from Appellation Wines. Appearance - copper to brown. Tan head that quickly fades. Nose - some good malt loaf notes up front with a touch of treacle too. Taste - some rye sweet spice with malt loaf behind it. Palate - decent body up front, though the lack of alcohol means that it falls a bit thin later on. Overall - a pretty good effort, NA beer is certainly getting better.

Can from Cork and Cask. Pours clear copper with a thin beige head. Aromas of nutty malt and red fruit, light spice. Taste is more of the same. Nicely spicy and fruity. Slightly thin finish.