Bottle from Wine Rack, Burpham. Sweet edged herbal aroma - shandy comes to mind. Pale gold. Thin waxing moon of a translucent white head. Light sour before gaining sugary sweetness. Citrus and herbs. Light bodied. Thin. Fizzy-soft carbonation. Long finish. Nice enough and shandy-esque.

17/7/2019. Bottle shared at the South West tour bottle share. Bought at Inn At Home, Newbury. Pours clear pale gold with a small white head. Aroma of botanical herbs, flowers, hops, citrus, white wine and lemon. Medium sweetness with light bitterness and tartness. Moderate body, slight watery texture, above average carbonation.

17/7/2019. Bottle shared at the South West tour bottle share. Bought at Inn At Home, Newbury. Pours clear pale gold with a small white head. Aroma of citrus, flowers, herbs, fresh hops and grass. Medium plus sweetness with light bitterness. Light body, oily texture, average carbonation.

Bottle from Inn at Home, Newbury. Nice head with good duration. Color is yellow. Aroma and taste are grapes, citrus, herbs, flowers, little sugar and hops. Nice and fresh to drink in the summer heat.

Bottle from Inn at Home, Newbury. Gusher but hardly any head. Color is pale golden. Aroma and taste are citrus, fruits, flowers, hops and malt. Quite decent.

(Generous) sample at Inn At Home, Guildford. A vinous herbal aroma. Extremely pale gold with an almost green hue. Thin white bubbly head. Flowing on from the aroma was expecting something akin to a sour/wild ale but it's actually lightly sweet with the only bitterness being in the finish. Herbal with a fruit edge, along the lines of one of those 'posh' flavoured cordials. Thin. Slick. Fizzy carbonation. Abrupt finish. Very refreshing on a hit day. Not bad at all.