Cask @ Admiral Benbow, Shrewsbury. Golden with a small head. It's hoppy with a mild dryness and certainly sessionable.

Cask @ Admiral Benbow, Shrewsbury. Standard Six Bells, light, refreshing, balanced, easy-drinking golden ale.. One of those where nothing really jumps out at you so I’ll just leave it at that.

Cask (gravity) @ The 18th Reading Beer and Cider Festival 2012, Reading, Berkshire England.Clear medium orange colour with a small to average, frothy, fair lacing, mostly lasting to diminishing, off-white head. Aroma is moderate malty, toasted - caramel, fruity. Flavor is moderate sweet and light moderate bitter with a average to long duration, fruity, malty. Body is medium, texture is oily, carbonation is soft to flat. [20120505]

25th April 2012: Hand pulled pint in ‘The White Lion’ a well respected ‘Real Ale’ outlet in Wellington, Shropshire. I’ve had this at the brew-pub in Bishops Castle a few times but never rated/reviewed it before, just like the pint before this one (Big Nev’s). Golden bodied brew with a thin, weak looking white head on top. Fruity aroma with a slight citrus bite to it: add some malted biscuits too. The taste was sweeter than the smells indicated: more malt flavours, caramel and toffee coming to the fore and overcoming the hop content somewhat. The hops re-asserting themselves towards the end of each gulp; where a citrus/more bitter feel took over. Easy drinking beer; like all the brews from The Six Bells.

Cask@Reading Beer Festival 2012. Golden colour, small white head. Aroma is fruity, floral, mild berries as well as some wooden and herbal notes. Flavour is fruity, floral, caramelly and mild wooden and resiny notes. Pleasant session bitter.

Cask-conditioned at the Seven Stars, Bristol 5/09/2011. Deep gold with a decent, off-white head. Sweetish malt and hedgerow fruit aroma with some leafy hops. Flavour of biscuit malts, peaches and tangerines with a dryish finish. Good.