(Cask at Akkurat, Stockholm, 8 Dec 2025) Pale amber colour with brief, off-white head. Malty, slightly hoppy nose with notes of toast, biscuits, citrus and slightly dusty hops. Malty, fruity taste with toast, biscuits, citrus, tea and a balanced herbal/earthy bitterness in the finish. Light body, quite dry. Refreshing and highly drinkable. Nice one.

330ml bottle from Beer Ambleside - clear amber body, firm white head. Solid malty character, nice easy caramel hints, orangey cake fruits, and with a steady sweet finish. Very good for a low alcohol drink, doesn't have that telltale sugary metallic tang others have. I could easily smash a few of these when I'm the designated driver.

Bottle from Beer Ambleside.
Appearance - golden and clear, gentle carbonation and a very thin head.
Nose - orange peel and bready.
Taste - orange barley water.
Palate - carbonation a little low, light bodied, dry finish.
Overall - ok.

Cask Haket 2025-12-06 Göteborg AR: smooth, bready, wee bitter AP: clear coppery, frothy cream head F: smooth, bready, wee bitter

Deep ruby colour with a slight tendency towards brown. Gets quite some head, the slightest off-white: good persistence, excellent lacing. Not much intensity in the aroma: a subdued (per style) malty presence, with nuttiness and perhaps a hint of toffee and roastiness, a bit of underlying winey, slightly leathery presence, some not very distinct fruity notes (but i'd say mainly in the likes of cherries under spirit). Taste still shows moderate intensity, but in a quite delicate, pleasant way, and feels more defined. Notes as per aroma, plus a quite unexpected dry and moderately astringent, slightly bitter edging finish, with a bit of leafy/tea-like note to it. Light to medium bodied, low to medium carbonation, fine-bubbled carbonation; feels pretty smooth but also shows a hint of creaminess. Could have used a bit more intensity, feels like it doesn't have much even for the style; on the whole, though, it is well made, fine beer.

Tasted at Snallygaster 2025.