Bottle from Ludlow Food Centre. Appearance - golden with a snow white head. Nose - citrus and barley. Taste - more lemon or orange barley water. Brown bread on the finish. Palate - light bodied, decent texture and a dry finish. Overall - a good example of the style.

Tried at the Leicester Beer Festival 2019. Pale golden colour with a white head. Aroma light fruity citrus. Hints of lime. Medium body.

Cask @ Fighting Cocks, Oakengates. Pours clear gold, white topping. Pale malt on the nose. Taste is clean pale malt, light citrus, a touch biscuity. Fine.

Cask at the White Lion Inn, Bridgnorth. Poured a clear straw colour with a thin white head and lots of clingy lace. The aroma is dry malt, light gluey toffee, woody hop. The flavour is moderate to light bitter with a light, watery, dry malt, woody hop bitter palate. Medium bodied with soft carbonation.

Saturday 5th Sep 2015. CAMRA survey trip to the South part of East Shropshire, lovely pubs, lovely cask ales: but only one new beer for me, this one. Bus broke down before we got to the Bridgnorth Beer Festival, so one rate from the whole day. Anyway, this was a decent brew. Gold and bright in the afternoon sun, a wispy white half covering on top. Nice blend with a light malt lead in both the aroma and taste, biscuit and bread malt like in fact, with the hop content happy to play second fiddle. Mild citrus notes from the hops, but not too much as some around currently in the UK. I was pleased to come across this on an otherwise pretty wasted rating day.

Cask at the White Lion, Bridgnorth. Light gold, clear. A slight ring of white head encircles the glass. Light aroma of malt and hay. Tastes better than the aroma would suggest: bittersweet, citrusy and a hint of tropical fruit hop. An adequate brew but hard to get excited about.