Bottle from Malt & Vine. Pours ruddy dark brown. Slight creamy tan head. Aroma of roasty dark malt/treacle with grassy hop. Near med body. Flavor is light roasty dark malt/treacle with noble hop. For a light, tasty, hoppy beer it would be a good choice. Probably not a good choice with white fish. Would be a great session beer. Leaves a mouthsmacking result in the finish.

Bottle from Malt & Vine. Pours a rather dark gold with a slight bubbly white head. Light grass/herb aroma. Med minus body. Flavor is a bit bready with a barely adequate amount of grassy hop. But the hop flavor is good. Firm. Bitter. Drinks all right.

Bottle. It’s a clear, brown beer topped by a small head. The aroma had a touch of butterscotch, with roasted malts and prunes. Medium body, soft carbonation, and flavors of sweetness, roasted malts and dark, dried fruits. A quite nice beer, easy drinkable, but a tad too sweet. 130201

Bottle. It pours a clear, golden body and a shell, white head. Flowers, some hay and a nice fruitiness in the aroma. The flavour has a fine bitterness to deal with the malts. Hay and some flowers. Medium body, quite dry. A quenching and easy drinkable beer, nothing extraordinary. 130201

11.2 oz green glass bottle gifted to me as part of a World Market beers of the world 9 pack. The pour is clear golden with a foamy 1/2 inch white head. The aroma is sweet malt, soft spiced hop, and a bit of a fruit and vegetable earthiness. The taste is lightly sweet malt, toasted malt, the sweet vegetable (pepper), and soft Czech spiced hops. There is a faint, though noticeable skunkiness present as well. The palate is light bodied, low carbonation level, and a dirty sweet vegetable earthy finish. Pretty meh.

Bottle @ yespr. Pours a clear pale yellow color with a small white head. Has a fruity malty grainy aroma. Fruity malty grainy flavor. Has a fruity malty grainy finish.