Cask, The Bear and Staff. Clear golden, creamy white head, stable. Mild bready, slight herbs. Mild sweetness, moderate bitterness. Mild aftertaste. Medium light, just a bit flat.

Bottle 50cl. @home poured into pint glass. Clear medium amber colour, fair frothy white head, slowly diminishing, light lacing. Aroma toasted malt, grain, citrus peel, bread, light orange marmalade, light caramel, grassy hops. Taste medium sweet and bitter, toasted malt, grain, grass, bread, light orange marmalade, some toffee. Medium body, oily texture, soft carbonation, malty medium dry sweetbitter aftertaste, clean and crisp, well-balanced, very nice.

21/8/2024. Cask at the 45th Peterborough Beer Festival. Pours almost clear pale gold with a frothy just off-white head. Aroma is citrus, sweet malt, grains, flowers, melon, grapefruit. Moderate sweetness, medium pls bitterness. Moderate body, oily watery, soft carbonation. Dry bitter finish. Liked it.

Cask from the Dayla bar at the Bucks County Show. Sweet lemon up front. Some of those pineapple cube sweets. A slightly twiggy bitterness to finish. It's ok if a little sweet, but I got a bit bored of it by the end.

Mild faint hops, caramel, good balance fai t aroma, faint flavor very easy drinking and tasty as it is

Gravity cask at the 33rd Ealing Beer Festival, 12/07/24. Golden blonde with a white cap that retains. Nose is melon, papaya, grass, soft malts. Taste comprises tangerine, melon, grass, papaya, soft malts. Medium bodied, soft carbonation, semi drying close. Okay easy drinker.

[Cask at the Hope Tap (JDW), Reading.] A pale amber pour with a thin cream head; citrusy aroma; quite full bodied with a bready body, some citrus and some hedgerow hops adding a touch of spice and bitter herbs; then some bitter orange to finish. A satisfying pint.

Slightly hazy golden pour with a small, but firm white head. Aromas of grain, pine, nut, grapefruit. Taste adds some herbs for a decent bitter finish. Proper job, indeed.