Tap. Friends of Ham, Leeds. Watery gold. Barely a head. Nose has lemon squash. Lemon cleaning wipes. Taste is dry and light bitter. Thin mouthfeel. Watery, really. Fine carbonation. Light dry finish.

Cask @ Drink? Hebden Bridge. Hazy yellow-gld with a small head. Hoppy and slightly dry, it maintains a good gravity for a low strength ale.

Cask @ Major Tom's Social, Harrogate. Hazed amber with a small head. It's a sweetened hoppy ale with some sugars evident too.

Cask @ Friends Of Ham, Leeds. Hazy amber with a head. Has a tropical fruity nose and plenty of alcohol in taste, but remains tropical fruity in the main.

Terrible photo. Cask, Shakespeare’s, Sheffield. Hazed, yellow gold. Messy and fairly dense, lacing, lasting, white head. Nose has sherbet like, pineapple and melon. Hint of pine and yeasty esters. Taste is sweet and fruity, with a well balanced, slightly estery bitterness. Light to medium body. Nicely oily mouthfeel. Fine carbonation. Bitterness on the finish is fruity and a little tangy. Nice one.

Keg @ Vocation & Co, Hebden Bridge. Black with a small creamy off-white head. Its coffee develops in its aftertaste, however it's a slightly bland effort before then with only little roasted malt available, which is somewhat sweet.

Keg @ Vocation & Co, Hebden Bridge. Black with a very small head. Fuller tasting and slightly chewy stout, with smooth tasting roasted malts. Vanilla is prevalent in its nose.

Cask @ Calans, Hebden Bridge. Hazy golden with light fruits and a light sweetness to these. Its hoppy base feels understated but it isn't.