Cask @ Molly House, Manchester. Clear golden with a creamy-smooth head. Good looking, slightly bland hoppy but flavoursome enough.

Cask at the Railway, Streatham, London 26/11/2024 New UK brewery ✅ nice subtle tropical and citrus fruity notes in play, some satsuma and lemon, mango and light papaya chiming in, bready pale malty and soft cask carb mouthfeel, pine and balanced bitter hoppy close. Great first impression.

Cask @ Crewe Dog, Crewe. Golden with a mild haziness and a small head. Hoppy, easy, light fruits with a soapiness about them

Cask at the Crewe Dog, 26/01/24. Extremely dark mahogany brown to light black with a khaki cap that retains well. Nose is winter cheer, dark malts, spice, dried fruit rinds. Taste comprises fruit loaf, spice, prunes, dates, herb, dark malts, touch of cinnamon. Medium bodied, soft carbonation, drying close. Not bad.

Cask at the Crewe Dog, 26/01/24. Golden blonde with a good sized white cap that retains, full glass lacing ensures. Nose is mellow citric zest, grass, melon, light breads. Taste comprises orange zest, citric tinged straw, airy malts, melon. Medium bodied, soft carbonation, semi drying close splashed with light hop bitterness. Tidy cask golde.

Cask at Crewe Dog, Crewe. Pours golden brown with a small off-white head and good lacing. Not much of an aroma – just vague hints of hops and nuts. In the mouth it starts off bitter but quite juicy, with some traces of spices and underlying sweetness. Traditopnal hops and thick cut marmalade provide the initial flavour, and the spiceiness increases. Hints too of raisins, oranges and mango. Finish is bitter and slightly dry. This is reasonable but not really packing enough punch to be considered an ESB – just a premium bitter.

Cask @ Molly House, Manchester. Very dark, sweet tasting with its stated enough chocolate orange flavours - as it states on the tin.

Bottle. Pours cloudy straw yellow with white foam. Aroma: fruity, spices. Taste: yeasty, banana esters, lemon, light coriander, spices. Towards dry. Medium body

Cask @ Molly House, Manchester. Very dark clear amber with a small creamy head. Dark-malty with a prominent marshmallow sugary sweetness - makes this brew quite interesting.