Cask at Justice Mill, Aberdeen. First new Mor beer I've seen in some time. It pours clear golden - blonde with a sturdy white head. The aroma is fresh, sweet, has a pretty nice green fruit character to it, white grape, gooseberry crumble, greengage , light pine, citrus peel, biscuit and cereal. The taste is dry and quite punchy with the bitterness which I like, biscuity malt base, cereal, nuttiness, pithy, zesty citrus vibes, waxy lemon peel, pomelo, touch of white grape and gooseberry, grassy, herbal and some damp grain with a drying, spicy finish. Medium body and moderate cask carbonation. Quite a hearty number. Has a better modern hop profile than most Mor beers. Decent overall.

Cask at the Cafe Royal. Pours clear pale yellow with a thick white head. Aromas of light tropical fruit and citrus. Taste is lemon and faint passion fruit. Clean finish.