Can 330ml (AbM)
Hazy amber color, medium-seized beige head. Light aroma has tropical fruits and caramalt. Light-bodied. Caramat, light tropical fruits: pineapple, passion fruit, citrus. Light yeastyness. Sweetish fruity easy APA/amber ale.

Can at home in Hackney - sourced from Clapton Craft. Pours unclear, deep golden orange with a frothy, off-white head. The aroma holds piney hops, orange rind, melon. Light sweet flavour with fairly rich hop character, more pine, some jammy peach, more citrus, orange, mellow bitter rind, oily pine, bready pale malts. Light bodied with average carbonation. Pretty well balanced in the finish, with more pleasant bready malt character, piney hops, semi-ripe citrus, a light mineral note. Fun stuff. Very drinkable.

Can at Ridings House Café, Marylebone area, Wednesday 26th April 2017. Not sure that I’ve had much if anything from this brewery and whilst this is fine it is a rather lacklustre beer, fine, but lacking a bit, it’s workmanlike, nothing wrong with it at all but if it were a football club it would be Stoke City. A5 A3 T6 P3 Ov11 2.8

Can at home, 23/04/17 - cheers to St George ! Reddish amber with a decent light beige head that retains well. Nose is light orange peel, biscuit, earthy hop notes, light spice, airy malts. Taste comprises light floral bite, tangerine, blood orange, subtle spice, biscuit malt, toasted bread, sweet notes, caramel. Medium bodied, fine carbonation, semi drying close with light hop bitterness. Decent lightly hopped easy drinker for the style.

330ml can. Clear, dark amber colour with small, forthy, diminishing, minimally lacing, off-white head. Fruity, hoppy aroma, hints of orange, mandarine, strawberry, red berries in general, mellow malty basis. Taste is slightly sweet caramel malty, minimally nuttily, a touch of peanut pellicle, fruity hoppy hints of strawberry. OK, but nothing the world hasn’t seen yet.

Can picked up at Eustonian Taperia. Western Lodge. It pours reddish - brown with a small off-white head. The aroma is soft, sweet malty action, fruit cake, brown bread, dried berry, cola cubes and pink marshmallow. The taste is bitter - sweet, wood, toasty brown bread, dried fruits, fruit cake, cola and caramel with a sweetish finish. Light - medium body and fine carbonation. Perhaps a touch sweet. OK stuff, bit it won’t set your world on fire.

Keg at the Euston Tap, 17/03/17. Light black with a decent tan cap. Nose is milk chocolate, light roast, spice, toffee, biscuit crumbs. Taste comprises light roast malts, brown sugar, brown bread, cocoa sprinkle, earthy fruit notes. Medium to light in body, spritzy carbonation, drying close. Bit on the thin side ... average fayre.

Can from Ales by Mail. Pours clear straw gold with a short-lived thin white head. Aromas of light lemon and hay. Taste is light bitter, light cooked corn. Slight astringent finish.

Keg at the Euston tap. An opaque black brown coloured pour with a lasting halo of light tan head. Aroma is woody SWeet, coconut, creme caramel,.. Flavour is composed of of dry papery malts cardboard, nutty,. Little hit alcohol in the finish. Palate is dry and gassy, harsh dry finish. Not a fan.