Cask at the Battle of Trafalgar, Brighton on 1st March 2017. Pale pale gold with off-white foam and scant lacing. Floral hops and biscuit malt in aroma. Floral and citrus hoppiness in-mouth. Tart citrus, sweet malts and elderflower in the finish. Zingy mouthfeel and a light body.

Absolutely delicious ale possessing a strong butterscotch flavour. Much enjoyed on Cask in Lewes where it came across as sweeter than when tried in Alfriston at The Star Inn where it was bitter. 4.5/5 in Lewes, 3.5/5 in Alfriston. Re-rated, bottle bought at shop in local area. Hugely dissapointing!! I was expecting good things after last time. This time, it came across like lager, not only in aroma but in taste too. Too much fizz. Some grassy hops there. Getting better over the time with the grass hops. 4.1 to 3.1. (27/12/18) ---- Rerated on cask at the Patridge, Parsons green. 3.1 to 3. Very av. Aley and fine but av. (24/8/19) ------- Rerated on cask at the Counting house, Eastbourne. 3 to 3.1 A quite nice ale that balances all the elements.

Cask at the Plough & Harrow Littlington. Unfair rating as I know I’ve had better long man bitter than this, think the pub cocked up a bit. Beer came across with nasty skunk, pub floor aroma and too sweet in body. (2-3-3-2-8 Febuary 9th, est.) This time, I found this beer to be actually rather nice! Almost sacrilege for me to say but it tasted as good if not better than the Sussex Best from last night. It reminded me what a good sussex bitter should be. Aroma was a bit vinegary. It was incredibly quaffable, slightly sweet, classic Long Man taste. Some hint of last times failure but overall was really good here at the Ship in Meads (6-2-7-4-16, 20th April) Rerated. Sweet bitter as they go. Finish wasn't nice after a good amount of it. 646213 23/12/18 ----- Rerated from pin keg from brewery. 3.2 to 3.5. quaffable. (29/12/19) ------ Rerated, multiple bottles from brewery & cask at The Pilot Inn, Eastbourne. 3.5 to 3.6. (2024 I believe) ---- Cask at The Eight Bells, Jevington. 7.1 to 6.3. Felt quite unremarkable this time and a bit heavy. (4/4/26).

Cask at the Royal Oak, Guildford. Pours bright golden amber with a small white head. Aroma of sweet caramel, light fruit and veg, and some hop but very light. Medium sweetness and bitterness. Medium body, sticky texture, soft carbonation.

Cask at the Kings Head, Guildford. Pours amber brown with a small off-white head. Aroma of caramel, malt, hop, light fruit. Above medium sweetness, light bitterness. Medium body, sticky texture, soft carbonation. Finish is sweet. Not bad. Updated 5/4/2018. Again at Kings Head. Overall quite a lot better than the 3.0 it got last time.

Cask-conditioned at the Seven Stars, Bristol September 2016. Amber in colour with a frothy, white head. Sweet, Citrus hop and tangerine aroma with some sweet malts. Malty flavour, with more fruit and a dryish finish. Good.

Cask at The Coach & Horses, Rickmansworth, Herts. A dark brown/black coloured pour with a medium off white head on top. Roasty, malty aroma. Tastes roasty, malty, dry and bitter. Pretty good.

Cask half pint at The George Inn, Borough. Dark ruby colour, off-white to beige head. Malty aroma, notes of moderately roasted malts. The roastiness comes through a bit stronger in the flavour, but the beer is still fairly smooth and mild to drink. Fairly bitter finish.