Can at 5.6% from Westhill Service Station. It pours clear pale yellow - gold with a bubbly white head. The aroma is pleasing peat reek, mellow smoke, toasty grains, muffin, cereal, porridge, custard cream biscuits and a touch of orchard fruits. The taste is dry, toasty grains, cereal, light nuttiness, peat is well judged and restrained, whips of smoke, muted medicinal character, crisp biscuit, custard creams and oatcakes with a drying, toasty finale. Average body and moderate, fluffy carbonation. Peat is very well integrated. Balanced and satisfying. Nice one.

Can from Yutaka London. It pours clear yellow - gold with a decent fluffy white head. The aroma is straw, grass, slightly herbal, crackery malt, rich tea biscuit and cheap white bread. The taste is crispy, dry, snappy, grassy, straw, herbal vibes, toasty grains, florals and slightly soapy accents with a a dry, toasty finish. Average body and moderate, fluffy carbonation. Decent lagerbier.

Can from Yutaka, London. It pours deep reddish - amber with a decent off-white head. The aroma is sappy, oily, sticky toffee, piney, spruce, leafy, brown bread, raisin and sticky marmalade. The taste is firmly dry, bitter, oily, sappy, resinous, green, leafy, pine needles, varnished wood, peppery spice, toffee, brown bread and some booze with a resinous finish. Medium body and average carbonation. Old school west coaster IPA. Sits pretty heavy on the palate, but has good boost level. Fair.