Bottle. Beer Central, Sheffield. Pale gold. Soft haze. Slim ring of white. Nose has ripe apple. Apple skin. Light, cheesy funk. Lemon rind. Sharp, yeasty notes. Taste is fairly dry, and lightly bitter. Light to medium body. Fine carbonation. Some acidity. Light dry and bitter finish.

Clear blond colour with thin head. Flavour has mild citrus notes. Not strong but easy to drink.

Tried at the Prince Rupert Newark. Pale golden colour subtle hints of both fruity berry and vanilla. Taste light bittersweet slightly dry. Medium body.

Cask (handpump) @ Café Beermoth, 🇬🇧 Brown Street, M2 1EN Manchester, Greater Manchester, England.

[ As Lost Industry 9th Shade of Pale - Pineapple ].
ABV: 4.6%. Clear medium yellow colour with a average, frothy, fair lacing, mostly diminishing, off-white to white head. Aroma is moderate malty, pale malt, sweet malt, fruity malt, moderate hoppy, fruity hops, sweet fruity hops, pineapple. Flavor is moderate sweet and bitter with a average duration, pineapple, fruity hops, sour - tart pineapple, pale malt. Body is medium, texture is oily to watery, carbonation is soft to flat. [20190123]
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Bottle split at L6, thanks to Daniel, 17/01/19. Light black wiyh a decent tan cap. Nose is lIght smoke, toffee crisp, charr, medicinal notes. Taste comprises smoked malts, toffee, cocoa sprinkle, charr, roast malts, black peppery spice. Medium plus body, fine carbonation, semi drying close. Passable.

Sour, slightly spicy. Nice funk

Bottle shared in London - cheers to Danny. Pours deep brown with a frothy beige head. Has some damp carpets, ashy roast, dry cocoa, earth. Medium bodied with fine carbonation. A little smoke in the finish, more earth, old leathery berries. Very so so.

Keg at The Plau, Preston. Pours milky red with a pink-tinged head. Strong strawberry aromas, light lactic funkiness. Bit like strawberry yoghurt. Taste is more of the same. Nice idea, but a bit one -dimensional maybe.