Bottle from Cotteridge Wines; clear golden yellow pour with a thin bubbly white head, aroma, has some sharp citrus and malt, taste has crisp clean citrus, pale malts, some sweetness, ok.

Bottle from Bon Vivant companion. Appearance - golden amber with a thin lacy head. Nose - a whiff of pine and herbs on pouring. On closer inspection some toffee but fresh grassiness too. Taste - light sweet malt, tangy orange. Palate - light to medium bodied with a creamy yet tangy texture and unfortunately the finish isn’t as clean and bitter as expected for the style. Overall - a pils needs to refresh and this might fall a bit short of that.

Bottle from The Beerhive. Clear golden body with a thin white head that quickly fades. Steady carbonation. No lacing. Aroma of straw, sliced raw potato and biscuit. Flavour of boiled vegetables, grass and a whisper of citrusy hops. Thin body with a watery, slightly oily texture. I like the idea but I don’t think the execution is quite right - there’s a strange vegetal smell and taste.

Bottle at home...glowing Golden yellow... Light lemon fruits nose... Dry lemon grassy fruits... Lightest vegative tones

Bottle at Ash's. Pours clear amber, nose is herbal, roasted, toffee, dung, taste is light pine, cardboard - an odd one.

Bottle at Ash’s. Pours clear amber, nose is herbal, roasted, toffee, dung, taste is light pine, cardboard - an odd one.

Keg at the vintage... Golden amber. Small white head... Sharp floral orange fruits.. Too prikly fizz.. Dry zezty hop... Soft orange... Juicy hop.. Quite nice when its had the fizz beaten out of it