500ml bottle from Myrddin's, Barmouth. Pours a generally clear copper, sparse white head. Malty nose, light marmalade. English bitter feel to taste with a good malty character and a hint of marmalade once again, pleasant hop bitterness rounding things off. Marked down as not a Citrus IPA as labelled.

Panda at home, thanks to Graham Grumbo, 14/09/24. Light black with a beige cap that veers edgewards. Nose is sweet malts, coffee whisper, caramel, vanilla, spun sugar. Taste comprises chocolate sponge, coffee, vanilla, brown sugar malt, light nutty elements, mellow roast, dark malts. Medium bodied, fine carbonation, light drying close. Solid flavoursome porter which gets the Tiramisu across rather well.

Panda at home, thanks to Graham Grumbo, 14/09/24. Reddish amber topped with a light beige cap that thins to a swirl. Nose is biscuit, caramel, dried fruit rinds, malt loaf. Taste comprises stewed fruit, toffee apple, biscuit, grains, brown bread. Medium bodied, fine carbonation, semi drying close. Passable for the style.

Panda at home, thanks to Graham Grumbo, 14/09/24. Light golden orange with a just off white cap that thins to the edge of the glass. Nose is pale malts, straw, faint citric notes, stewed fruits, herb. Taste comprises biscuit, grains, hedgerow, herb, light citric notes, stale bread. Medium bodied, fine carbonation, drying close. So so twiggy affair.

Bottle. Color: Pitch black, light brown head. Aroma: Ehhh... Tiramisu... Espresso, caramel, sweetish. Taste: Creamy, espresso, caramel, some dark chocolate, chocolate vanilla cookies, roasted malt, earthy. Liquid tiramisu. Long lasting finish. Over moderate sweet, light to moderate bitterness. Just over medium body, below average carbonation. Nice one!

Bottle. Color: Clear amber, off-white head. Aroma: Malty, floral, hint of citrus fruit. Taste: Malty, caramel malt, floral hop notes, hints of citrus zest. Smooth mouthfeel. Dry-ish hopbitter finish. Medium body, below average carbonation. Moderate sweet, over moderate going to over medium bitterness. Three out of three Myrddins beers that finish very hopbitter, like chewing hop cones... I'm starting to see a trend.

Bottle. Labels of these Myrddins beers are as simple as their name. Only black text with a faint watermark on a white label. Color: Clear golden, white head. Aroma: Hoppy, citrus. Taste: Hoppy, floral and citrus fruit, mostly orange, hints of orange zest. Quite smooth malty backbone. Medium body, just below average carbonation. Light to moderate sweet, over moderate to medium bitterness. Lacking complexity, a bit one-dimensional.

Bottle directly from brewery shop in Barmouth. Color: Clear golden, white head. Aroma: Malty, grainy. Taste: Grainy, malty, bread, light fruity hints. Floral hop backbone. Some more hop at the finish. Medium body, just below average carbonation. Moderate sweet and moderate bitterness, going towards over medium bitterness at the dry and hoppy finish. Finish is a bit like chewing hop cones.

Panda at home, thanks to Graham Grumbo, 21/07/24. Golden orange with a thin white cap that veers to the edge. Nose is orange peel, red berry fruits, plums, sugars, blackcurrant squash. Taste comprises perfume, sugars, red berries, plums. Medium bodied, fine carbonation, semi drying close. Passable pale ... doesn't get silly sweet to it's credit though as the plum content has a tangy edge about it.