Can at home in Hackney - sourced from All Good Beer. Pours totally clear yellow with a foamy, white head. Lightly sweet with nice, fresh biscuity malts, minimal bitterness. Light bodied with airy, massaging carbonation. Decent balance to finish, more pale bread, biscuits, a nip of hay, a little dough and yeast. Drinks nicely.

440ml Can from Redland Stores, Bristol. Deep amber in colour, with a frothy, white, head and slight carbonation. Peppery edge, ripe and biscuity malts with some digestive-style sweetness, a touch of jamminess before a lingering bitter anw warming finish. An excellent lager.

On tap at Ebenezers, Crewe. Not sure which version this was (it didn’t say) so I’m putting under the latest one. Anyway, pours a cloudy, almost murky chrome yellow with minimal white head and good lacing. Aroma is lemon and citrus and this continues in the mouth with orange and zesty lemon featured. A slight sourness as well, and later bitterness creeps in. Not my kind of beer at all.

Can at home in Hackney - picked up from HOTM. Pours clear copper-gold-orange with a modest, foamy off-white head. Lovely stuff, moderately sweet, pleasant toasted biscuits, nips of caramel and floral hops. Light bodied with fine to average carbonation. Further toasted malts to finish, caramel, biscuits, soft leafy bitterness. Sound.

Bottle from Favourite Beers, Cheltenham with Scott 9th October 2021. Pours clear light amber with a white head. nice softness, bitter but not too harsh, a little resinous, good bite, quite dry at finish. Like this.

On tap at The Made Inn Ashford. Hazy orange brown colour lasting off white head. Malt cereal aroma. Flavour has some good biscuit flavour. a touch flat maybe. Good cereal flavour. light white pepper finish.

Can from BD Inverurie. It pours lightly hazy yellow - gold with a fluffy white head. The aroma is fresh, clean, soft, sweet, doughy bread, cracker, biscuit, grass, light herbal accents and sponge cake. The taste is crisp, firmly dry initially, then we get sweet doughy white bread, sponge cake, brioche, cracker, straw, some spice, grass and lemon pith with a dry, crackery finish. Medium body and moderate, massaging carbonation. Rounded and very quaffable. A classy example of the style

Can in the garden, 11th September 2021. Pours off clear, toffee, firm white head. Aroma is pine, citrus and candied pith. Taste is pine, resin, candy, citrus, pith, good bitterness, smooth, well made.

440ml can, online from Beer Merchants. Pours pale amber with white head. Aroma: grains, hedgerow fruits, light caramel. Taste: light sweet & bitter, pale grains, light spicy hop. Light to medium body with soft carbonation. Not a bitter as you'bd know but tasty all the same.