Gravity Cask at day 2 of the 41st Pigs Ear Beer Festival, 03/12/2025.
Golden blonde topped with a white head.
Nose is lemon rind, grass, melon, straw.
Taste comprises citric tinged straw, herb, grass, toasted malts.
Medium bodied, soft carbonation, semi drying close with a light bitter edge.
Decent enough refreshing pale.

Gravity Cask at day 2 of the 41st Pigs Ear Beer Festival, 03/12/2025.
Extremely dark mahogany brown topped with a beige cap that thins to a swirl.
Nose is mellow roast, sandal wood, charr, dried fruit rinds.
Taste comprises dark malts, charr, light perfume, cherry stones.
Medium bodied, soft carbonation, drying close.
Not bad.

Cask at the Southampton Arms, London on 19th November 2025. Thank you Dave for this pint. Amber with shallow white foam and moderate lacing. Malty aroma. Citrus peel and maltiness in-mouth and during finish. Light to medium bodied with a smooth mouthfeel.

Cask up the White Lady. Pours clear pale yellow gold with a thin white head. Aromas of floral hops and light lemon. Taste adds light malt and more floral hops. Light bitter finish.

Crystal clear red copper beer under a small cream-coloured head. Fine hops, hint at diacetyl, maltsyrup. Very British. Bitterish to bitter, again good UK hops, herbs, fresh spinach. Diacetyl masked in the flavour. Light body, if reasonably slick; very bitterish, almost metallic aftertaste; medium carbonation. Convincing, and not half bad. Making the umpteenth DIPA must become boring for an English brewery, no? Txs to Stef!

Так себе

Cask half at Wenlock Arms, Hoxton 25/10/2025. Near clear gold with white foam. Citrus, grass, earthy, herbal, mildly floral. Medium body with soft carbonation.

Cask gravity at New Inn Canterbury clear gold colour lasting white head. Its pretty good to be honest. English hops. I like the Bramling Cross. Somw good fruits. Dark hedgerow fruits. Good condition. Could have sworn i had this before. Its a decent blackberry flavour golden ale.