Keg at Craft Beer Co. Covent Garden. It pours hazy golden with a medium white head. The nose is doughy, orange, lemon and some grassy/herbal notes in the background. The taste is bitter, orange, grapefruit pee, stone fruits, dough, grass and light spice with a dry finish. Light-medium body and fine carbonation. Solid low-abv hoppy number, but I preferred some of the other batches more.

(Cask at Harp, Charing Cross, London, 13 Apr 2014) Golden colour, slightly hazy, with foamy white head. Fruity, hoppy nose with grapefruit, grass, resin and fresh hops. Fruity, hoppy taste with notes of biscuity malt, grapefruit, resin and fresh hops in a dry finish with a generous bitterness. Light body, quite dry. Fresh, tasty and highly drinkable. Nice one. (I’m a bit uncertain about the batch, but this is my best guess. If someone knows better, just let me know.)

22nd March 2014
Hazy gold beer, small white head. Palate is light and minerally crisp. Very light malt cream supports that are a nice combo of tangy orange, tangerine and lemony Sorachi keeping things on their toes. Light hops spice and a little pine. Finishes smooth with a mild bitter linger. Pretty good little number.

Bottle at home in London - sourced from Kris Wines. Pours mostly clear, matte pale gold with slight effervescence and a frothy white head. The aroma is fairly restrained, with some apple notes, pale bread and straw. Light to medium sweet flavor with simple, pale bread structure and mellow hop expression. Some notes of apricot, mango and melon, perhaps. Light bodied with average carbonation. Nicely balanced to finish and relatively tasty but the beer lacks the hoppy vibrancy that the previous batches in the Little Things That Kill series have possessed.

Bottle from Great Grog. Hazy golden body with a medium white head that holds well. Steady carbonation. Great lacing. Aroma of passion fruit, minerals, vine tomatoes, grapefruit and coconut milk. Flavour of lychee, oranges, caramel and an unusual (but rather nice) hint of coconut. Medium body with a creamy texture. Soft fizz. A subtle, fruity beer with a surprisingly full body for its ABV. Weird Beard are incredible at maximising flavour in their beers.