Bottle at home picked up from Morrisions. A clear dull gold coloured pour with a small off whute head. Aroma is nutty sweet bread, wiidy pine, chewy, some citrus. Flavour is composed of chewy malts, sticky resinous pine, bark, nutty malts, . Gren devil light. Palate is semi sweet, chewy, moderate carbonation.

440ml can: BB 26th January 2023. Given to me as a 'joke present'. Drank at home on 11th November 2022, I was driving early the next morning, so I thought this was a good idea to have. No idea who actually brews this, but it's not all bad. Poured a clean pale amber, off-white crown on top. Mild malty nose and initial taste, some sweet caramel flavours flow in before a mini-bitter hop note comes in at the finish.

Bag in a box cider from Morrisons. No head. Clear golden pour. Light tart aftertaste. ok

Can. Has the word Export on the front under Premium Lager. Clear gold. Dappled white froth. Nose has sweet grain. Pretty metallic. Some leafy notes. Taste is fairly sweet overall. Some tinny bitterness. Bitterness to finish. Not great, but not undrinkable by any means.

Can at home. Pours clear amber, nose is caramel, toffee, nutty, taste is grass, malty, bready.

Can from Morrisons Supermarket, Moston. Lighter golden with a thick frothy head and a mid carbonation. Despite looking half decent in the glass it's a below average effort, although not undrinkable.

Can thanks to allmyvinyl. Appearance - deep amber to brown. Foamy white head. Nose - Marmite and burnt brown bread. Taste - more bread and big metallic back note. Palate - light bodied, a bit thin, slightly astringent. Overall - needs more biscuit and roasty character.

Can from Morrison's at 2.8%. Pours clear amber with a thin white head. Aromas of shandy bass. Taste is watery caramel. Light lemonade. Metallic finish.