Cask@Brew Wharf, London. Hazy deep golden colour with a mediumsized foamy white head, which leaves some lace. Aroma is sweet honey with some slight caramel and mild floral tones. Flavour is honey, toffee, some mild wooden and mild nectary tones too. A bit sweet, but not overly so, as it's also got a slight bit of bitterness to it.

26th April 2011
At Brew Wharf. Clear amber beer, residual white head. No carbonation. Semi dry palate. Odd somewhat soapy malt. Whisper of honey before the dry finish. Some hop bitterness in the aftertaste. Hard to drink - too weird - gone off? Original rating 2.3.

3rd April 2012.
Not quite a year on but a tremendous difference. Clear amber beer, tidy white head. Smooth malt, a little sweet. Nicely balanced by tangy orange. Semi dry finish with mild hop bitterness. Decent.

Cask@Brew Wharf, ABV 3.9%
Unretired. Clear amber color, small white head. Sticky dark honeyish nose - fruity, somewhat hoppy. Light palate. Light hoppyness, sweetish honey-like maltyness. Light lingering sweet honey flavor in the aftertaste. Very watery, works best with food (too light for sessioning).

Cask handpull at Brew Wharf. Abv was 4.5%. Hazy deep gold colour lasting beige cream head. Yes some sweet honey. Rather good I thought as I like honey beers on the whole. Some dryness on finish. Some orange fruit. I rather like the malt and cereal malts on this too. Tasty