0,33l bottle at home bought at Pivoteka Nitra, Slovakia. BB area is empty. As Wharfe Bank Fang Imperial Stout "Brewed by people in Yorkshire" 7% ABV. black color, small coffee colored head. smells earthy, rather smoky, bitter chocolate, some ash, caramel, vanilla, stollwerk, very nice smell actually, surprisingly complex. full body, almost no carbonation, rather light mouthfeel. tastes earthy, quite ashy, some licorice, coffee grounds, peppery, rather bitter, also rather roasty. finishes quite roasty / bitter with notes of coffee grounds and ash. only on the very aftertaste some light vanilla and caramel notes creep though. rather quite unbalanced. rather bitter / roasty / dryish with not much to back up the flavors. also someone forgot to add some carbonation. lots of potential was ... wasted.

50cl bottle from Morrisons. Thick white head. Clear golden pour. Light bitterness. Easy drinking

Tap.Orange golden color with huge white head. Malt, chilli. Taste, starts, malty quickly followed by chilli spiciness, very light hops. Long spicy finish. Good.

Tap at Samo Pivo in Belgrade-Serbia. Black coffee bean pour, tick and long lasting ivory head with retention and drafts on the glass. Nose: fishy a bit, dusty, a hint of cherry molasses kind of oxidation. Mouth: watery upfront, molasses, salty. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

Cask @ The Cuthbert Brodrick, Leeds. Golden with a thin head. Has a fair pale ale texture with a light and mildly sweetened orange flavour.

Cask @ Percy Shaw, Halifax. Clear golden-brown with a thin head. Sweetened mild with this evident in both aroma and taste, and has a fair maltiness to it too.

Cask at the Sir John Oldcastle (JDW), Farringdon. A pale amber pour with a tight cream head; orange aroma; zesty in the mouth with a fruity orange taste and a grainy body; then a gentle citrus bitterness. Rather good.

Cask at the Benjamin Huntsman; clear red/brown pour with a big creamy tan head, aroma has red fruits and some sweet malts, taste has sweet malts, red berries.

Cask at the Benjamin Huntsman, 20/05/16. Reddish amber with a decent off White head. Nose is candied fruit peel, biscuit, airy malts, earthy tones. Taste comprises caramel, fruit rinds, straw. Medium bodied, soft carbonation, semi drying close. Adequate.

Cask at the Benjamin Huntsman, Sheffiield. The aroma is dry mineral, light hop. The flavour is moderate bitter with a citrus, resin, light metallic hop bitter palate. Medium bodied with soft carbonation.