Cask somewhere at Paddington Station, London. Almost clear golden body with a small, fast disappearing white head. Weak aroma, light malt and hint of fruit. Flavor is slightly harsh and sour with some caramel malt and ripe fruit. Not in a god shape this one.

Half pint on cask at the bankers draft.
Medium creamy beige head. Clear almost black pour. Light chocolate

Cask at Lord Burton, Burton on Trent. Pours almost black with minimal tan head and good lacing. There’s oats and roasted malts in the aroma. In the mouth it is sweet and creamy but with a little underlying bitterness. Flavour has roasted malts, dark fruits and chocolate with liquorice and traces of coffee and oats coming through later. Sweetness lasts into the finish. This is nice.

Easygoing, some basic grainy pale malts, first straw, leafy hops. Drinks fine.

Old rating from 2016 - 500ml bottle, pours amber with a white head. Aromas & tastes of grapefruit, orange, biscuit, bread, grass & hops. Medium body. Moderate bitter finish

[Cask at the Catherine Wheel (JDW), Henley.] An amber pour with a scant cream coloured covering; biscuity malt aroma; dry with a malty body and a sharp herbal bitterness that’s unpleasantly overpowering. Full of hops, but not to my taste.

First brewver rate up the White Lady I think! Pours clear dark brown with a thin bubbly beige head. Aromas of liquorice, charcoal and blackcurrant. Taste is more of the same. Roasty finish. Decent.