Cask, pint at Prince of Wales. It pours crystal clear golden - blonde with a lovely study dense foamy white head. The aroma is fairly bright and zingy, lemon peel, grapefruit, floral, touch green, juicy gooseberry, touch of white grape, biscuit and bready malt. The taste is firmly dry, a hit of bitterness which creeps right up on you, green hops, pine, peppery spice, floral, rather clean, pithy, waxy citrus peel, rindy, lemon, grapefruit, pomelo, hint of biscuit in the backdrop and light orchard fruits with a drying, bitter finish of long duration. Average body and fine, foamy carbonation. Lovely condition as per usual here. Comes across quite subdued and subtle to begin with but opens up with time and warmth. Drinks well, but perhaps not their most exciting number.

On cask at the Hanging Bat. Appearance - golden and clear, thin lacing. Nose - lemon, honey and green plant stalks. Taste - lemon and grass. Palate - light bodied and fairly bitter. Overall - so so!