Draft, third pint. @Hiver Taproom. 19/02/2023 [#6.010 Global - #770 England - #1 Hiver Beers (My English Brewery #255)] Pours golden with visual carbonation and a lasting frothy white head. Aroma: sweet pale malts, biscuits and yeast. Taste: fizzy pale malts and bread. Light sweetness. Next one please!

Tap, full pint at Hiver Beers and Taproom, Bermondsey. Clear amber colour with a medium sized off-white head. Fruity aroma with citrus, tropical impressions, biscuits, caramel malts and honey. Taste is light bitter. Medium body. Drying fruity finish. Ok, fresh to the sweeter side.

Tap, full pint at Hiver Beers and Taproom, Bermondsey. Clear golden colour with a thin white head. Fruity aroma with bread, citrus, pale malts and grass. Taste is light bitter. Medium body. Drying fruity finish. A nice Lager.

330ml bottle - gift - as Hiver Amber Ale. Copper body, no head. Nose is malty, caramel, sweetish honey notes. Sweet malty taste, bite of honey, slight smokiness. Not bad.

Bottle from Hogs Back shop. I guess Hiver have decided to give beers without honey a go (not mentioned in the ingredients). However the aroma is still sweet and malty. Pale gold. Thin creamy white head retreats to the rim. Light-medium bitter with a citrus edge. But there's juicy sweetness in there. Underlying malts. Light. Thin but slick. Fizzy carbonation. Long dry finish. Not too bad.

My first tasting of a number of beers purchased at Amathus Soho on a trip to London. The 33 cl bottle says best before 21/05/22. No problem, making that date and room to spare. The pour goes into a hotel glass, a clear yellow with a white head settling to a skim. The scent is grain with some sweetness coming through. I get the taste as advertised, a bit of citrus early, grain and honey in the finish. Pleasant, even interesting in an innocuous style.