Cask gravity @ Craft 100. Pours a golden color with a small white head. Has a fruity malty weak grassy hoppy aroma. Fruity malty weak citrus hoppy flavor. Has a fruity malty weak citrus hoppy finish.

24th March 2016
Craft 100 at Craft Clapham. Cask. Hazy gold - amber beer, small pale cream colour head. Palate is light and semi dry. Grainy pale malts with dry floralness and a touch of citric peel . Light semi dry finish. Grainy and tired tasting.

Cask gravity at Craft 100. It pours hazy amber with a small white head. The nose is toasted grain, cereal, bread, straw and dull honey. The taste is pretty simple, lightly bitter, toasted grain, cereal, earth, oiliness and light spice. Medium body, fine carbonation and oily mouth-feel. A bit grainy and sweet for my liking. Sub-standard APA in my opinion.

Bitter well it's clean just not for me. Well made though.

1st Oct 2015: cask at the Crown Inn, Oakengates Shropshire. Amber bodied beer with an off-white head that hung around. Good hop profile from the first sniff to the last drop, bitter and refreshing. Punches above it’s 3.6%ABV and has a better depth of flavour than many higher alcohol beers I have had had recently in the UK.

Cask at the mermaid st Albans. Aroma is tart red berry, cranberry, sweet caramel. Reddy re brown coloured pour with a thin off white head. Flavour is composed of tangy red berry, hint of smoke, spicy rye bread, grainy. Palate is semi sweet and tangy, lowish carbonation. Lingering little tartness and nutty malts.

10th July 2015
Chelmsford Beer Festival. Cask. Light haze on this gold beer, a few pale cream colour bubbles. Palate is light and dry, modest fine carbonation. The pale malts are notably dry and with a surprising grey smoke streak. Little juicy citrus before a dry bitter floralness kicks in. Not getting any elderflower. Dry finish. Passable, just.

27th May 2015
Colchester Beer Festival at the Colchester Arts Centre. Cask. Lightly hazy gold beer, a few pale cream colour bubbles. Palate is light and semi dry with decent fine carbonation. The Kaffir lime leaves come through loud and clear. Floral lime with a slight herb accent. Neutral pale malt base. Light finish brings mild lime peel bitterness. Interesting, refreshing and drinkable.