500ml bottle: best before Mar 2013, poured into a UK pint sleeve @ home on a cold and windy Sunday afternoon (9th Dec 2012). Looked fine: clear and bright amber with a full, uneven, cream head on top. Lacing on the glass as the beer level fell. The nose was of freshly baked biscuits with a bucket load of floral hop notes thrown in for good measure. Those smells got stronger as the beer warmed in the glass. Crisp and malty feel in the mouth: bitter, yet with a malt content that tries to give a sweeter taste to the hoppy bitterness. Nicely balanced brew and a great example of how to get flavours into a beer without having to up the alcohol count or add some strange un-needed ingrediants as so many brewers now seem to do. I’m getting more and more impressed with Moorhouse’s beers: I’ll be looking out for others in their range as well as re-visiting the ones I’ve already had.

Cloudy golden colour, medium bodied and sits well in the palate with a pleasant light bitterness. Hops in the nose.

Fra cask på Charlie’s Bar i København: a decent session bitter. Noe kjrks i ettersmaken. Bør kanskje prøves igjen?

Pours a clear amber with a frothy, yellow-tinged head. A hoppy, bitter flavour that’s quite fresh and leaves a carbonated sort of aftertaste.

500ml bottle - a metallic nose, bit hoppy. Amber body, solid white head, looks excellent. A bitter citrus taste, thin body, a mixed bag really.

Light amber colour. Aroma has pleasant soft roast malt. Flavour has a nice creamy, malty feel and a fresh bitter finish.

cask at charlies,cph,hazy orange, small smooth offwhite head. Aroma is near nonexistant, but bittet usually don’t have much aroma. Flavor is flowery, malty, mild, only slightly bitter.

Gylden Ka skum lang tæt Smør malt citrus Bitter moderat sød lidt Cremt blød Cask @ ch bar ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

Cask @ Bon Accord. Clear golden colour, white head. Aroma is vegetables, some malts. Flavour is malty, slightly hoppy and bitter. Dry finish.

From cask at the sir John Moor. Pours clear orange with a small white head. Vague fruity ad malty aroma. Light toasted malty flavour with a distinct dryness. Light bitter and dry finish with a mild malty base flavour.