Bottle from the brewery stall at Chertsey Farmer's Market. Clear light amber. Foamy white head. Aroma is big and malty with a light sour edge and sugariness. Flavourwise it got a citrus and metallic edged streak over sweet doughy malts. However it's also slightly watery. Makes me think of homemade Finnish malt drinks. Light. Thin to slick. Soft-fizzy carbonation. Long dry slightly astringent finish. Basic homebrewed-esque stuff. But less offensive than some macro chemical output.

Panda at home, thanks to Mark the Bearded Avenger, 28/04/2026.
Moderate haze on a golden to light amber pour topped with a just off white cap.
Nose is grass, orange zest, straw, light herb.
Taste comprises bitter orange, grass, tangerine, melon, airy malts.
Medium bodied, fine carbonation, semi drying close spiked with light grassy hop bitterness.
Passable pale.

Bottle bought from the brewer at Chertsey Farmers Market. Opaque copper gold. Foamy white head is briefly triumphant but soon retreats. Aroma has light resin, tangy fruit, grains and bready malts. Flavourwise it's bitter with a bit of peripheral sourness. Resin and gooseberries. Underlying light malts. A watered down soda water element. Light-medium bodied. Slick. Soft-fizzy carbonation. Long dry somewhat astringent finish. Basic.

Bottle from the brewery's stall at Walton Farmers Market. Clear amber. Visibly fizzy. Mahoosive but delicate frothy white head. Aroma has spice and malts. Sour edge. Dank. Flavour is light-medium sour with umami. Malty and fruity sweetness. Light-medium bodied. Soft fizzy carbonation provides a lift. No adjunct in a Gose... but from recollection this is more like a trad. Pleasent. Refreshing. Not s standard beer.

Bought from the brewery stall at Walton Farmers Market. Clear copper gold. Frothy foamy white head. Arome is adjunct led. The ginger, lime and honey dominate. The ginger and lime are more prevalent when it comes to medium-have bitter flavour, alongside the bitter hops. An underlying honey sweetness is then more noticeable into the finish. A burn from.the ginger. Light-medium bodied. Slick. Soft-fizzy carbonation. Long dry astringent finish. Punchy due to adjuncts. Don't mind it, even though I am not a fan of ginger.

Bought at the brewery stall, Walton Farmers Market. Clear amber. Thick frothy foamy white head. Fruity zesty aroma. Sour edge. Malts. Flavourwise this is dominated by malts, with the hops really pushed to the periphery. They addd a somewhat citrus streak but lacking impact. Gains bitterness. Some caramel as promised. Light-medium bodied. Soft fizzy carbonation. Long dry astringent finish. Another beer that's just not quite got it. Underpowered before a bitter bite comes through which just seems unbalanced.

Bottle bought from the brewery stall at Walton Farmers Market. Aroma is fruity with big cacao streak. Seems like it should be more than 6.5%. Darkest brown. A tad murky. Thick foamy beige head. Medium bitter cacao - more nighttime drink than slab of chocolate. Sour edge. Initially yue initial elements seemed short-lived to reveal a boring damp malty core. However cherry gradually developed some character as the beer warmed up. Medium bodied. Slick to oily. Soft carbonation. Long dry somewhat astringent finish. Decent but has a soggy bottom.

Bottle from the brewery stall at Weybridge Christmas Market. Aroma has light pine, with sweet citrus and underlying malts. Hazy-opaque dull orange. Thick foamy white head. Light-medium bitter. Piney. Sour citrus edge. Onions. Gains bitterness. But it's kinda restrained. Light-medium bodied. Slick. Average-fizzy carbonation. Long dry slightly astringent finish. Unexciting attempt.

Bottle from the brewery stall at Walton Farmers Market. Aroma is big and malty. A butter citrus edge. Underlying damp vege notes. Clear gold body. Thick foamy white head. Muted start. Watery malts. Veg soup and bread. Then develops a quinine and citrus bitter streak. Underlying sweaty socks. My burps are a bit more citrusy. Light. Thin. Slick. Average-fizzy carbonation. Long dry somewhat astringent finish. Unsurprisingly bland, despite the bitterness which is more medicinal than resinous.

Bought from the brewery stall at Walton Farmers Market. Aroma is malty. Chewy. Doughy. Some fruit. But also a hint of cardboard. Hazy amber - Orthodox CAMRA drinkers would be complaining. Thick foamy white head. Sweet and malty with a bit of a hoppy bite and some citrus sourness. Light-medium bodied. Thin but then benefits from soft-fizzy carbonation. Long dry slightly astringent finish. Pleasant. Some character. A beer I could happily session. Edited to point out that I do indeed like it.