Rocky white head on a clear amber coloured body. Malt, newspaper & English hops aroma. Medium bodied, smooth & foamy with a cloying back. Malt, caramel & sweet citrus tastes with a long bitter hoppy finish. Standard EIPA.

Can ordered from Beer GB/Beer Ambleside. Aroma has espresso, charcoal with a fruity berry streak and chocolatey malts. Darkest cola brown. Thick frothy beige head. It's certainly fruity in flava - berries and citrus provide sweetness with a sour edge. Followed by medium-heavy bitter matching the aroma with charcoal, coffee plus liquorice. Although as I drink more the flavour profiles seem to clash and almost cancel themselves out. Light-medium bodied. Thin creamy mouthfeel. Average-fizzy carbonation. Long slightly astringent finish. Starts off promisingly before just getting less interesting.

Light copper colour with fluffy head. Nice balance of sweet, nutty malts and floral slightly spicy hop.

Pale blond colour with lasting foaming head. Pleasantly dry. Light notes of hay. Really nice bitter blond ale.

Bottle thanks to Ashton McCobb. Slight gusher. Pours clear amber with a thick white head off-white head. Aromas of brown bread, biscuit and butter. Taste has a hint of iron, more bread and butter. Light sweet finish.

Bottle from British Local Craft. Some vague citrus in the nose along with yeast and maybe a hint of ginger. Pours a golden yellow with a small white head and good lacing. Pleasant and creamy in the mouth. Flavour is a touch of lemon with butter and caramel. Finish is more profoundly bitter – hops starting to come through properly. It’s pretty much a standard golden ale.

Sample thanks to Grumbo: poured a copper clear with a white head. Aroma is buttery, hoppy, fruity, malts. Taste is sweet, little butterscotch, fruity, malty.