Cask at the Old Joint Stock, Birmingham. Poured a crystal clear straw colour with a thin broken white head and plenty of lace. The aroma is grassy hop and some malt. The flavour is medium bitter with a lots of grass nettle spicy hops in the palate and some citrus bitterness in the finish. Light bodied with soft carbonation. Served at just the right temperature. Lots of bitter hops and very refreshing.

Cask at The Old Joint Stock; clear golden yellow pour with soapy white head, lemon and malt aroma, vanilla taste with citrus drying mouthfeel.

Cask at The Wellington; dark brown pour with a smooth dark beige head, roast coffee and chocolate aroma, taste has big roast coffee and some smoke along with a chilli bite. --- Beer merged from original tick of Banefyre on 08 Feb 2014 at 17:58 - Score: 7

Cask at The Barton Arms; hazy straw yellow pour with foamy white head, citrus and pale malt aroma, taste has citrus along with some biscuity malts, lemon curd.

Cask at the Old Joint Stock; hazy golden yellow pour with thin white head, citrus aroma, taste has zesty lemon along with some pale malts and honey.

Cask, 1/3 pint, GBBF 2013 on the third day. Pale golden body, missing head, dotted spots to the glass. Lemony hoppy nose. Mixed taste profile of lemon, pineapple and grapefruits. Dry bitter end. Balanced and easy to drink. Well made session ale (London Olympia 15.08.2013).

From cask. Pours cloudy yellow with a small white head. Aroma greasy hops, light citrusy and grassy. Bitter, grassy and dry flavoured. Light citrusy to grassy finish.

On tap at Gbbf 2013. Hazy pale gold lasting white head. Nettle acidity. Is there something added to this? Otherwise this is verging on vinegar. Hoppy though. Bitter. Harsh lemon rind. Odf good condition though.

From yesterday's Stourbridge beer festival.