Keg at Fierce Edinburgh. Pours clear yellow gold with a thin white head. Heavy resin taste. Citrus aromas. Bitter finish. Chewy. Didn't expect as much going on as this.

Draft at Beerheadz, Lincoln. Aroma and taste are light floral and sweet fruity lemon, subtle, thin body.

Keg at the fierce... Light hazy pinnaple.. Small white head... Ligh dry fruit nose. Cold.. Soft dry herbal fruit.. Soft mellow wishy washy fruit

On cask at Ryries. Appearance - golden and clear. Proportionate white head. Nose - grape, pith and bready. Taste - more grapes and citrus. Palate - light bodied, creamy middle with a balanced, dry finish. Overall - good stuff.

Cask, pint at The Grill, Aberdeen. It pours clear yellow - blonde with a thick, fluffy white head. The aroma is fresh and fruity, zingy, orange marmalade white bread sandwiches, peachy, apricot, melon, pic n mix and a dusting of icing sugar The taste is fairly dry upfront with a pleasing, but restrained bitterness which lingers, mellow, smooth, clean malt base, stone fruits, peach, melon, orangey focussed citrus fruits, handful of gummy candy and hint of pine with a relaxed, dry finish. Average body and well appointed cask carbonation. All comes together very well. Works very well as a cask ale.