Sampled @ GBBF 2017, Day 2. A clear pale golden beer with a small white head. Aroma of mild citrusy hops, pale malt dry hops. Taste of mild citrusy hops, yellow fruits, low bitterness.

19th July 2017: cask half-pint in a new bar in Shrewsbury: House of Grain. Light golden body, white topping that hung around for a while. Mild citrus notes in both the aroma and taste, just enough malts to help balance the citrusy hops: easy drinking summer ale.

500ml bottle from Iechyd Da, Caernarfon. Pours clear golden with a thin white head. Aromas of light butterscotch, pale malt, almost lagery. Taste is crisp lemon and malt. Refreshing thirst quencher.

Cask @ GBBF 2016. Pours a slightly hazy golden color with a small white head. Has a fruity malty weak citrus hoppy aroma. Fruity malty weak citrus hoppy flavor. Has a fruity malty weak citrus hoppy finish.

Cask @ Salopian. Served a little too warm. Pours a deep dark brown, small off-white head. Aroma seems quite sweet. Taste presents a sweet malt character reminiscent of Thorntons toffee. Fairly dry finish with a light bitterness. Not bad.

Cask at the Post Office Vaults, Birmingham. Poured a crystal clear medium amber with a thin broken white head. The aroma is grainy malt, woody hop. The flavour is moderate bitter with a light smooth, skunky malt, floral woody hop bitter palate. Medium bodied with soft carbonation and a lingering bitter finish.

Cask at Deep Ellum, 5/5/17.
Clear, bright goldenrod-beeswax with a firm white head atop. Looks to be in great condition.
Don’t get too much of the cascades in the nose, thankfully?, but there is a bit of leafy green goodness and certainly some citrus that could certainly be from almost any American hop. Obviously they didn’t go overboard on the hops here and thankfully a mineral-rich yeast, clean and sparkling, shines through atop fairly snappy base malts. Light grain, hints of marmalade and a touch of bread sit on the clean finish with no alcohol or resin noted.
A good helping of malt, nicely attenuated but still providing a soft, supple texture, kicks things off and adds honey, biscuit and light white bread. Moderately fruity yeasts mix delightfully with the gentle citrus character of the tastefully done hops while mineral and water sit on the finish. Light, quenching, watery and highly flavorful as a good cask bitter ought to be. Particularly impressed by the strong malt texture here, despite the high attenuation, and the restraint shown with the hops.

Cask at the Post Office Vaults, Birmingham. Poured a crystal clear straw colour with a thin broken white head. The aroma is skunky malt, light hop. The flavour is moderate to light bitter with a light watery grainy earthy cardboard malt light hop bitter palate. Medium to light bodied with soft carbonation. Pretty awful I must say. Way too light all round and with little flavour. Struggled to even drink a half of this.