Can at home, 15/04/17. Lightly hazed pale golden to yellow with a decent off white head that retains well. Nose is bready malts, cereal, lemon drizzle, straw, grains. Taste comprises lemon rind, light vanilla, pale malts, bread, toasted grains. Medium bodied, spritzy carbonation, semi drying close with light grassy hop bitterness. Decent citric lead refreshing pils.

Can from Cotteridge Wines; slightly hazed yellow pour with a frothy white head, aroma has sweet malts and hints of citrus, tastes involves breads malts, with citrus action, crisp action, aggressive carbs.

Can at home in London - picked up at Mother Kelly’s Stokey. Pours clear pale yellow-gold with a small, frothy white head. The nose has light dried biscuits, a little hay, lemon peel. Light sweet flavour with crispy pale grains, some further rind, dough, a little grass, husk. Light bodied with fine to average carbonation. Finishes with moderate sweetness, some husky and grassy bitterness, cereal, a faint plastic now, undertones of lemon peel. So so overall. Not on par with some of Crate’s other recent canned offerings.