Draught keg at the Two-Tailed Lion, Leicester as part of their Mill Hill Tap Takeover. Light gold, maybe a tiny haze with a small white head. Musty malty aroma, intensely grainy. Taste is fresh, very malty but with a solid hoppy character giving a light bitterness toward the finish. Light body with heavy heavy carbonation. It's okay, not a bad lager but all in all unexciting.

Can from the brewer's own stall at the Birmingham NEC Good Food Show. Deep gold with a white head and a very light fizz in a soft mouthfeel. Light lemon, a little caramel biscuit, and a touch of grass. It feels closer to a golden ale than a lager, which is fine by me given that I'm not a lager fan. It's clean, easy drinking and refreshing though, and most importantly I enjoyed it. Which for me is the main thing; I'm not bothered about strict adherence to style. So there.

Can thanks to Ashton McCobb. Pours lightly hazed t elite with a thin white head. Aromas of lemon and bread and light banana. Taste is more of the same. Lacks crisp cleanliness.

Can from the brewery online shop. Appearance - hazy yellow, snow white head. Nose - bread and lemon. Taste - more citrus and bread. Palate - light bodied, fresh finish. Overall - decent.