Keg at London Brewers’ Market. Pours unclear yellow-gold with a dense, creamy white head. The nose has some biscuits, dry cereal, straw. Light to medium sweet flavour with pleasant biscuity character, pale grain, light bitter straw. Light bodied with a eaten carbonation. Good balance in the finish, yet more biscuit. Good lager.

Cask at London Brewers’ Market. Pours unclear orange with a big, frothy white head. The nose has a little citrus peel, dry pale malts. Light sweet flavour with more dry, pale bread, light bitter citrus rind, some minerals, hay. Light bodiednwith fine carboantion; decent condition. Finishes with some grassy and rindy bitterness, further crispy pale malts. Not bad.

330ml bottle from Ales by Mail. Gusher. Another highly carbonated brew from these guys. Think bottle conditioning is going on a but more than planned. Managed to pour about half of it into a scooter, clear pale gold with three inches of slowly growing white head. When it settled down in to a drinkable state it was remarkably similar to their Gorgon’s alive. Light woody, yeast esters, light lemon.

330ml bottle from Ales by Mail. Pours hazy golden with a thick white head. High carbonation. Aromas of light wood, faint citrus. Taste is light sweet, prickly carbonation though again.

330ml bottle from Ales by Mail. Pours hazy amber with a massive white head. High carbonation. Aromas are woody, yeast esters, grassy hops. Taste is more of the same, faint lemon. Spoilt a bit by the prickly carbonation.

330ml bottle from Ales by Mail. Gusher. Pours hazy gold with a few floaters. Aromas of light corn, faint fruit. Taste is not much to write home about. Light lemon maybe. Faint malt. Yep, it’s a premium lager.

Cask (gravity) @ NWAF 2015, National Winter Ales Festival (2015), The Roundhouse, Pride Park, Derby, Derbyshire, England, DE24 8JE. [ As Clarkshaws Strange Brew #1 ].Clear medium orange color with a small to average, frothy and open, good to fair lacing, mostly lasting to diminishing, off-white to white head. Aroma is moderate malty, pale malt, fruity, caramel, earthy malt - earthy fruit notes. Flavor is moderate sweet with a average duration, fruity, sweet malt. Body is medium, texture is oily to watery, carbonation is soft to flat. [20150211]

Cask@Earl Ferrers, Streatham, London (27/08/2016) - - amber pour with white head. Toasty malty aroma and taste, some caramel toffee sweetness coming in, slight grassy, twiggy and herbal hoppy, not great.

Cask@Earl Ferrers, Streatham, London (27/08/2016) - pours gold with a white covering. Very sweet fruity and malty offering, biscuits, has some caramel and toffee sweetness, cereal, straw, pretty overt sweet overall.

Bottle shared at Earl Ferrers, Streatham, London (27/08/2016) - golden yellow pour with white head. Light malty and citrus fruity aroma and taste, crisp, lemony notes with a grassy hoppy backing, slight floral edge, light grain, bitter hoppy finish.