Cask @ The Hebden (formerly The Pub), Hebden Bridge. Mahogany-dark golden with a creamy-frothy head. Winter warmer, dense and deep with its hop-malt design, but at a very palatable strength. Tasty enough - feels spiced without actually being so.

Keighley & Worth Valley Railway Beer Festival 2023. Hazy paler golden colour. Citrus tropical fruity, but mainly the citrus part, although not feeling too thin for its lower strength.

cask at the bow bar ...dark amber ...thin tan lacing ..soft sweet fruity berries nose m soft sweet yeasty bready fruit

On cask at the Bow Bar. Appearance - amber brown with a white head. Nose - orange, floral and caramel. Taste - mainly pear this time. Sweet green apples and pear drops. Palate - light bodied, sweet and fruit middle with a gentle bitterness on the finish. Overall - lovely interesting beer.

A welcome wet substance after getting soaked on the walk here.

Canned (from MiniMani SJK). Hazy yellow colour, small white head. Aroma is floral, grassy, herbal and some grainy notes. Flavour is floral, herbal, some grassy and earthy notes. Pleasantly balanced.

Sample (thanks omhper!). Hazy pale orange colour, small white head. Aroma is fruity, floral, some herbal and earthy tones. Flavour is herbal, floral, earthy, some mild toffee and mild grainy elements.

Cask up the White Lady. Pours clear golden with a thin white head. Aromas of spice and soap, quite creamy. Taste is orange and coriander, almost ginger. Light spice sweet finish.

Cask at Gordon Highlander. It pours clear oily golden with a small, bubbly white head. The aroma is fragrant, floral, quite savoury , spicy, coriander seeds, slight nuttiness, perfumed, orange peel and kumquat. The taste is firmly dry, bitter snap, fragrant, floral, pithy, zesty, orange peel, slightly soapy, light tannin, festive spice, toasty grain, sponge cake and panettone with a drying finish. Average body and fine/soft carbonation. Not quite sure the spice level works with a pale ale, but it drinks fine in a half.