Can from the Offie & Toffee. It pours clear gold with a small white head. The aroma is sweet grapefruit, pine needles, grass, hay, lemongrass and floral. The taste is bitter, spicy, floral, grass, grapefruit, waxy lemon, lemongrass and pine needles with a dry, peppery finish. Medium body and average carbonation. A bit spicy and weak if truth be told. OK, but not their best.

Can at home in London - picked up at the London Brewers Market. Pours unclear gold with a creamy, white head. Whispers of strawberry juice in the aroma, some pale bread, a very faint metallic note. Light sweet flavour with pleasantly restrained but still present strawberry character, biscuity malts, a little bitter hay, some lemon rind. Light bodied with average carbonation. Nicely balanced on the finish, with further impressions of strawberry, faint seedy bitterness, more pale biscuits. Overall, this is a pretty well executed beer. It doesn’t wow, but it gets the job done. It’s very drinkable stuff.

bottle at home ... dark brown... thin tan lacing .. soft dark dry chocolate roast toffee malt nose .. dark sweet toffee chocolate roast

Bottle shared with Stuu666. Pours clear dark brown with a thin beige head. Aromas of chocolate, toffee. Taste is nutty, sweet milk chocolate, more toffee. Thin finish.

Can at home in London - sourced from the London Brewers Market. Pours mostly clear gold with a frothy, white head. There’s a slight raw hop aroma, along with citrus rind, minerals, dry pale malts. Light sweet flavour with prominent pithy citrus, grapefruit peel, more minerals, pale grains. Light bodied with fine to average carbonation. Dry and flinty on the finish, with more pithy citrus notes, slight pine needle bitterness, some straw, dried pale bread. Given all the hops in this one, the hop character is actually fairly mellow, and somewhat neutered by that flinty mineral note. Overall, drinkable stuff but not LBF’s best.

330ml bottle shared with Ashton McCobb. Pours hazy orange with a thin white head. Aromas of peach, light citrus. Taste is more typical fruit and orange. Bitter finish.

Bottle from Appellation Wines. Appearance - cloudy orange with a thin head. Nose - orange and lime. Mango. Taste - mango and lime confirmed. Palate - light to medium bodied with a creamy texture and a long dry finish. Overall - it looked like a puddle but improved from there.

Bottle shared at level 42 Canary wharf tasting. 11/07/2016. Can thanks big Dave. . A hazed golden orange coloured pour with a a halo of white head. Aroma is sweet toffee, piney, little citrus lemon. Flavour is composed of raw grainy toffee, nutty, pithy lemon, little rough round the edges. Pithy lemon citrus. Palate is semi sweet, moderate carbonation, grainy. Palate is grainy, moderate carbonation. Decent attempt.

Bottle. Appearance - dark brown to black with a decent fawn head. Nose - sticky toffee pudding. Taste - liquorice, toffee and molasses. More dry, almost salty caramel at the end. Hazelnuts and therefore praline. Palate - close to medium bodied with a creamy texture and a long smooth finish. Overall - really interesting and complex.

Bottle. Appearance - golden with a decent thin head. Nose - floral with light citrus. Taste - lemon and meadow flowers. Palate - light bodied with a creamy texture and a fairly good finish. Overall - a solid plus version of the style.