Can. Pours hazy pale gold with a white head. Tropical fruits, pineapple, pine, lemon notes.

Can from Oddbins, Queensferry Street. Pours light hazy golden with a thick white head. Aromas of grapefruit and faint biscuit. Taste is more of the same. Light bitter finish.

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330ml can. Cloudy, orange golden to amber colour with average to huge, frothy, osteoporosing, minimally lacing, white head. Minimally herbal-leafy, citrusy fruity hoppy aroma, pale and slightly caramel malty background, hints of lemon tea, instant lemon tea. Taste is slightly dry, herbal-leafy and citrusy fruity hoppy, pale and caramel malty basis with subtle residual sweetness, hints of lemon tea. Watery texture, slightly dry palate, medium, prickly carbonation. Rather simple and monotonous, not overly refreshing - OK.

On tap (keg) at Exmouth Arms, London, Sunday 25th September 2022. Pours clear gold, there is a film of white head. Crisp and clean with a background dryness, fruity, quite good.

Tap at Flat Iron, London Bridge. A fruity pale ale that was a pleasure to drink. Easy going.

Can at ash's. Pours deep brown, nose is grainy, malty, chocolate, soy sauce, taste is chewy toffee, roasted, malty, more soy.

Can thanks to cgarvieuk. Appearance - deep brown to black. Tan head. Nose - malt loaf, chocolate cereal, ovaltine and marmite. Taste - chocolate coco pops. Malt loaf and burnt brown sugar. Palate - medium bodied, roasty middle and finish. Overall - good if a bit gnarly.

Can at Ash's. Pours black with a thin beige head. Aromas of chocolate cereals, coco hoops. Taste is more of the same. No lager notes I can find. Ovaltine.