Can from the Westhill Service Station. It likes clear bright lager yellow with a fluffy white cap. The aroma is pissy, grassy, leafy, green veg, toasty grains husks, biscuit and bread. The taste is crispy, firmly dry, snappy, green, grassy, leafy, touch of green veg, decent hit of bitterness which lingers throughout, fragrant florals, toasty grains and slightly soapy vibes with a drying, bitter finish. Average body and moderate, foamy carbonation. It's ok, but I prefer fierces other lager offerings.

Can from the Scotmid. Pours clear golden with a thin white head. Aromas of caramel and light dried herbs. Taste is malt sweet and grassy bitter. Light sweet finish.

Very watery. Would never have guessed it was rhubarb they were trying to add.

Cam from Aldi, Inverurie. It pours clear darkest brown with a decent khaki head. The aroma is dark roasted malt, bitter -sweet, toasty, chocolate, nutty, pistachio, toffee crisp and a touch of coffee bean. The taste is smooth roast upfront, bitter - sweet, slick, dark roasted malt, toasty, slightly charred, cacao nibs / chocolate, toasted nut, pistachio, earthy and wood with a roasty finish. Average body and moderate carbonation. I had feared this may be too sweet, but it really isn't. Works surprisingly well.

Keg at Brewdog Cowgate Edinburgh. Pours clear golden with a thin white head. Aromas of grapefruit, oily hop resin, green plant stalks. Taste is firmly bitter with some malt backbone appearing. Bitter finish. Drinks to the strength.

Keg at Brewdog Doghouse Edinburgh. Pours murky orange with a thin white head. Aromas of grapefruit and mango. Taste is more of the same. Light bitter finish. Decent.