Can from Radbeer. It pours clear pale yellow - gold with a fluffy white head. The aroma is doughy bread, biscuit, grass, soft sweetness, custard creams, cereal, grain and straw. The taste is crisp and clean, firmly dry with a touch of bitterness, soft doughy bread, cereal, grain, custard creams, touch of lemon curd, grass and a touch of spice with a dry, grassy finish. Average body and fine to moderate carbonation. Straightforward, rounded and quaffable. Nice.

Can at home, from HOTM online, 05/04/21. Clear golden with a big old cap formed of tightly knit white bubbles. Nose is pale malts, grass, toasted bread, lemon rind, grains, cereals, light herb, dusty hop presence. Taste comprises lemon zest, grass, pale malts, toasted grains, light hop presence, hedgerow, citric tinged straw. Medium bodied, fine carbonation, semi drying close. Solid Pils based refreshment.

Can at home in Hackney - sourced from Burning Sky online. Pours clear yellow-gold with a frothy, pure white head. Light sweet flavour, nice bready biscuits, subtle herbs, straw, white bread crust, a hint of grass. Light bodied with massaging carbonation. Clean finish, more light herbal bitterness, mild grassy notes, a hint of dough, pale bread, biscuits. Utterly drinkable. With just a touch more bitterness it would be a stunner.

Can. Burning Sky online. Mostly clear, very pale, green tinged gold. Thick white foam holds it’s own. Nose has fairly clean grain. A bit bready maybe. Some wheat cereal. Bright grassy hop. Some privet. Taste has an initial sweetness tempered by a light, mineraly, grassy bitterness. Crisp and bright on the palate. High-ish carbonation. Does get a little dry, and more bitter. Clean finish. Aroma doesn’t pop too much, but it’s easy sinkable overall.