Bottle gift bought in Cartmel, Cumbria. Golden with a small head. Has a light easy-drinking texture, hops, with a biscuit-chocolate aroma and taste.

Cask (gravity) @ Nottingham Robin Hood Beer Festival (2014), Nottingham Castle, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, England NG1 6EL. [ As Unsworths Yard Sir Edgar Harringtons Last Wolf ].Clear medium to dark orange amber color with a average, frothy, good lacing, mostly lasting, off-white head. Aroma is moderate malty, caramel, sweet malt, candy notes. Flavor is moderate sweet with a average to long duration, sweet malt, chlorine, sharp, candy, sugary. Body is medium, texture is oily to watery, carbonation is soft to flat. [20141009]

500ml bottle shared with Ashton McCobb, cheers Ash! Pours clear red brown, thin short-lived white head. Aromas of red fruit, light floral notes, something boozy, which is odd for the strength. Maybe it’s woody. Taste is light sweet, herbal notes. Quite a lot of flavour in there for the strength. Decent.

50cl bottle from the Cartmel village shop. Appearance - lovely amber red. Decent head which fades fairly quickly. Nose - dry malt and if I use my imagination there’s some red fruit there. Maybe jammy dodgers. Some cake mixture notes too. Taste - more jam and biscuits. Palate - light to medium bodied with a dry texture and a fairly balanced finish. Overall - solid but not amazing.

500ml bottle shared with Ashton McCobb, cheers Ash! Pours clear pale brown, thin, short-lived white head. Light spice aromas, light toffee. Taste is light spice, something sweet between honey and toffee. Finish drops away a bit. OK.

50cl bottle from Cartmel village shop. Appearance - amber brown with a decent head. Nose - slight spice and dry malt note. Taste - honey and spice with malt backbone. Palate - close to medium bodied with a dry malty texture and a balanced dry finish. Overall - a decent bitter.

500ml bottle shared with Ashton McCobb, cheers Ash! Pours pale gold, thin white head. Cereal and corn aromas, light lemon. Taste is light bitter, light sweet. Decent balance, even though there’s not a right lot going on.

50cl bottle from the Cartmel Village shop. Appearance - golden with a decent head. Nose - cereal with some honey melded in. Taste - more honey cornflakes. Palate - light to medium bodied with a dry middle section which continues into the long dry finish. Overall - solid but not that exciting.

Bottle from the Cartmel village shop. Appearance - golden with a proportionate head if slightly dull in colour. Nose - delicate at first but then lemon meringue. Taste - lemon and toffee which is well integrated but a little dominated by the toffee. Palate - close to medium bodied with a creamy texture and a fairly good finish. Overall - decent blonde if a little sweet.

50cl bottle from Cartmel village shop. Appearance - golden with a proportionate head. Nose - lemon and sweet malt. Taste - more lemon barley water. Decent zing of lemon on the finish. Palate - light to medium bodied with a creamy texture and a long dry finish. Overall - decent lager.