UPDATED: JAN 10, 2023 Cask. Amber colour with a mediumsized foamy creamy head. Aroma is grass, some floral notes, mild herbs as well as some toffee. Flavour is grassy, floral, fruity and some mild nutty tones. Good bitter, which actually is a border case to an IPA due to the hoppiness.

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Cask by handpump at Counting House, Glasgow (4 Oct 12) - clear pale golden, thin white head, fruity citrus hop aroma, mild citrus flavour, good temperature, very easy to drink, refreshing, nice

Cask at the Cafe Royal. A very pale yellow ale with a fine head. Citrus notes and hops in the aroma. Taste of pleasant floral hops and bitterness, some grapefruit. Would be a rather nice light session ale.

Cask @ The Counting House. Hazy golden yellow colour, reasonable head. Cereal & tropical fruit aroma. Citrus fruit, grain, malt & resin flavour. Bitter aftertaste. Big flavour for a 3.6% beer.

Cask handpull at Bacchus, Newcastle. Bit of tea flavour, more a best bitter but with good hop on end.

cask at troon beerfest- smells buttery biscuits and tea. pours brownish transperent gray head, very watery, some nuttyness. s’alright a definate pounder a bit to watery dry hops?

Cask, Whey Pat Ale Festival, St Andrews. Nose is citrus and hoppiness with some oatiness. Mouth is lemony and rounded hops but with some grainy nonsense right at the back of the throat. Finishes bitter and rounded. Alright, wouldn’t go out of my way to get it.

Cask at troon beer fest 07. Aroma is iced tea. Taste is similarly tea like lemon characters, which reminds me nothing of a Harviestoun beer.

Bottle. Bright amber color with a good white head and moderate condition. Low citrus hop aromas, some sweet malt in the mouth with good level of resinous hop flavour and a relatively long hop bitter finish.