Sample thanks to Grumbo: Poured a coppery with an off white head. Aroma was nail polish, fruit, light malts. Taste is bitter fruity, doughy biscuit malt.

11/7/2020. Bottle at the NCFC relegation party, bought at Waitrose, Peterborough. Poured clear bright copper/amber with a bubbly/frothy off-white head. Aroma of malt, caramel, hops, fruit and biscuit. Medium sweetness. moderate bitterness and body. Malty bready finish. Not bad.

Cask @ The Wheatsheaf, Oakham. Nice head with good duration. Color is dark brown. Aroma and taste are caramel, little burnt sugar, hops, malt and has a light bitter caramel finish.

Cask @ Wheatsheaf, Oakham. Clear amber brown with a lasting white head. Aroma is sweet, malty, caramel and a little dark fruit. Flavor is medium sweet and light bitter. Sweet and light bitter finish. 130220

Cask at the Crown Inn, Beeston. Clear golden, medium white head. Bit malty, some light fruity notes, sweetish, watery. Light bodied.

On tap at the Bull market Deeping. Ruby colour with a pale tan head. Aroma caramel and dried fruity and malty. Taste light sweet. Medium to full body.

27/11/2019. Cask at BOD, Stoke-on-Trent. Pours clear dark amber with a creamy lasting off-white head. Aroma of sweet pumpkin, pumpkin pie, slight sulphur, biscuit, cinnamon, nutmeg and allspice. Medium sweetness and light bitterness. Medium body, slight oily and watery texture, soft carbonation. I am slightly biased as I really like pumpkin pie, so did quite enjoy this.

Cask at Crosse Keys JDW. Very clear red brown colour with small beige bubbly head. Aroma all grainy malt and not much else. Maybe a touch of treacle. Taste is light caramel with little bit of bitterness. Bit of that treacle again and some sweetness. Quite thin tasting. --- Beer merged from original tick of Gallantry on 09 Sep 2019 at 16:06 - Score: Appearance - 6 | Aroma - 7 | Flavor - 7 | Texture - 4 | Overall - 7. Original review text: Cask at Crosse Keys JDW. Very clear red brown colour with small beige bubbly head. Aroma all grainy malt and not much else. Maybe a touch of treacle. Taste is light caramel with little bit of bitterness. Bit of that treacle again and some sweetness. Quite thin tasting.

Gravity cask at the 2019 CAMRA Rutland Beer Festival, Rutland County Museum. Mahogany brown, hazy with a film of beige head. Horehound' caramel and medicinal notes on the nose. The taste starts sweet and bready, and then the intense bitterness kicks in and takes the reigns to the finish. Lingering aftertaste of burnt cinnamon toast, catarrh syrup, cocoa bitters. An uncompromising English strong ale, one of the better Everards beers I've tried.

Handpull cask at the Wheatsheaf, Oakham. Golden and clear with a thin white head. Astringent, sweaty aroma, not particularly pleasant but not impossibly poor. The taste is medicinal and joylessly flavourless, buoyed up only by a thin suggestion of citrusy hop. Full body for the ABV with the pull of natural carbonation. Not a beer to get excited about.