Aroma: Biscuit, sweet sticky pineapple, pot puri and juicy orange.

Appearance: Hazy amber body with tiny yeast flecks floating around. Medium off-white head. Light carbonation. Nice lacing.

Taste: Lovely orange rind and grapefruit flavour. Great lacing.

Palate: Thin to medium body with a very oily texture. Soft carbonation.

Overall: A well hopped Pale Ale. Pretty good.

Bottle at home in London - sourced from Royal Mile Whiskies, London. Pours clear, deep gold with a tight, creamy white head. Nose holds sweet, doughy white bread, some orange, pine needles. Light to medium sweet flavor with further doughy malts, lightly astringent piney and grassy bitterness, some doughy bread (lightly toasted), tangerine, orange. Ligh to medium bodied with average to lively carbonation; it’s a little over-carbonated. Mild oily and resinous pine to finish, some dry and lightly toasted pale malts, sun-dried grass and pine needles, restrained and lightly dried citrus fruits. A very drinkable beer. (May 2013, Score: 3.4)

Bottle shared on the train during the Isle of Wight Jolly. Pours clear gold with a bubbly, white head. The nose has simple, lightly toasted pale malts and hints of orange and plastic. Light to medium sweet flavor with some fruity candies, a bit of pine. Light to medium bodied with average carbonation. OK finish, some orange rind bitterness, hay, grains, pale bread. So so. (August 2014, Score: 3.1)

330ml bottle from Beer Hawk - Deep amber clear body, healthy sized white head, good carbonation. Nose is lightly floral, a bit of citrus, a bit of fragrant tropical fruit. A bitterness kicks this off, oranges, grapefruit, kumquat, finishing with a bitter tangerine ending that lasts quite a while. Quite impressed with this one.

bottle at bens... dark amber ... small white head ... soft sweet floral malt soft caramalised suger nose ... sweet fruits ... oily orange ... light bitter..