Cask at Talbot Arms, Settle. Clear golden body with a white head that holds well. Faint lacing. Aroma of lemon peel and cereal. Flavour of grain and earth with a pithy, dry finish. Soft carbonation. Dry and refreshing.

330ml can from Roosters. Clear yellow gold colour, foamy white head and aroma of citrus, hops. Taste is malt, grain, fruity, citrus, with tangy grassy bitterness. Medium bodied, soft carbonation, dry bitter finish. Quite drinkable.

Draft at BeerHeadZ, Lincoln. Clear golden colour with a thin white head. Aroma and taste are slight floral and malty, crisp body.

Cask at The Strugglers Inn, Lincoln. Golden colour with a white head. Malty buscuit aroma with a slight fruity sweetness. Medium body.

Clear and golden with a frothy white head and lightly toasted malt and hops on the nose. Moderately fizzy with grapefruit, malt, hints of pine and hoppy bitterness

Cask @ Old Gate, Hebden Bridge. Clear golden with a creamy head. Hopped ale with a fuller-bodied strength, which is apparent but doesn't affect its hoppy taste too much. Some bitterness.

330 can from Raynville Superstore. It pours clear chestnut brown with a small whitish head. The aroma is nutty, brown bread, malt loaf, molasses, toffee raisin, sultana and toasted fruit cake. The taste is dry, bitter - sweet, nutty, toasted brown bread, malt loaf, pie crust, dried fruits, raisin, sultana, toasted fruit cake, spice, wood, tannin and some pleasing alcohol warmth with a drying, woody finish. Medium to fulsome body and fine, supporting carbonation. Well done. Not sweet or particularly heavy. Pleasing.