26th December 2013
Lightly hazy amber beer, tidy off white head. Palate starts smooth and turns minerally crisp. Dry malt, tangy honey - orange. Light touch of fresh orange. Pine and mellow skunk. Little malt cream before a dry finish. Comes together well and is pretty drinkable.

Keg at the Euston Tap. Light hazed orange amber colour with a small thin white head. Nose is earthy, honeysuckle flowal and some fruit driven hop. Some subdued citrus. Flavour is earthy woodland forest, berry hop. Malt is biscuit and some light caramel. Finish on this beer is weird, kinda woody bark and tanin. Medium body and lowish carbonation. Overall is decent, bit rough round the edges. Was expecting some honey.

Keg at the Euston Tap - London. Pours lightly hazy amber-gold with a foamy, white head. The nose has some ripening citrus, slight pine, bread, a bit of melon. Medium sweet flavor with relaxed hop character, ripe fruits, more bready malt sweetness, some dry minerals. Medium bodied with fine carbonation. Sweet and lightly sticky on the finish, more melon, soft pine, orange. Tasty if somewhat simplistic.

Keg at Euston Tap. It pours lightly hazy amber with a tiny white head. The nose is earthy, wood, toffee, sweet tinned fruit, sweet melon, greengage and banana. The taste is wood, earth, caramel, candy, touch of spice, sweet fruit, toast and light bitterness with a dry finish. Medium body and low carbonation. Not quite sure the balance is quite, perhaps a touch sweet. Alright.