Cask at the Wellington post Tamworth beer festival

Cask at Pickled Pig, Stafford though I have drunk it before. Pours golden amber with a small foamy almost white head and good lacing. There’s nuts, floral hops and general bitterness in the aroma. In the mouth it is quite bitter (but not overwhelmingly so) with a texture that varies between creamy and watery. Flavour has traditional hops, oranges and autumn fruits with traces of citrus peel and kiwi coming through later. Finish is slightly dry. This is decent.

0,2l from tap at Bishop Arms, Göteborg Park. Dark brown clear color, small tan head. Smells spices, plums, tad sweet, light current notes. Decent to nice smell. Medium body, soft carbonation. Tastes plums, spices, earthy, toffee, light caramel . Finishes lightly sweet with notes of caramel, spices and plum notes. Pretty decent one. Not overly special or complex. Drinkable

7, 6.5, 7, 6, 7

Keg at The Good Intent, Bingohame, 05/09/2025.
Clear golden topped with a lasting just off white head.
Nose is pale malts, toasted grains, straw, herb.
Taste comprises grass, pale malts, cereals.
Medium bodied, spritzy carbonation, semi drying close.
Okay logger-bier.

Cask at the Wellington, Bingohame, 05/09/2025.
Golden pour with a just off white cap that thins to a swirl.
Nose is mellow citric zest, grass, pale malts.
Taste comprises citric sherbets, melon, grass, airy malts.
Medium bodied, soft carbonation, semi drying close splashed with mellow hop bitterness.
Tidy enough cask pale.

Cask at Three Fishes, Shrewsbury. Pours a slightly hazy golden amber with a small foamy off-white head and good lacing. The aroma has malts and grains plus some hoppy hints. In the mouth it leans more towards bitter than sweetness, though both can be detected. Quite juicy as well. Flavour has malts, biscuits, oranges and hints of citrus. Some traces of spaces later on with a slightly bitter finish. This is reasonable.

Magus, mõru, röst, veits vesine, linnaseline, karamelline. Ok.

Clear and golden with a frothy / creamy white head and soft citrus and floral notes on the nose. Just a little chewy with sweet orangey malt, soft citrus bitterness, floral hops with hints of pine and a dry finish

Hand-pulled pint in the Stag & Scotch, Newport, Shropshire on 12th July 2025. Clear golden body, white crown. Citrus front with a piney finish, grapefruit and lemon like flavours tempered with a solid malty base and a piney twist towards the end of each sip.