UPDATED: FEB 13, 2024 Slightly hazy pale orange gold with a frothy white head and a grainy aroma with a hint of citrus. Smooth and just a little creamy, some lemony biscuits and a little hint of vanilla with soft hop bitterness in the finish

UPDATED: OCT 6, 2023 On tap at Ox and Finch. Hazy yellow, white head. Light malt, hay, floral notes, watery finish.

UPDATED: SEP 22, 2023 Tap @ Black Isle Bar Fort William, Fort William, United Kingdom. Golden colour with a thin white head. Aroma is malt, straw, slightly citrusy. Taste is malt, sweet, grain, citrus. Medium body, average carbonation.

UPDATED: AUG 25, 2023 Draft, half pint. @'Black Isle Bar', Inverness (Scotland). 03/08/2023 [#6.652 Global - #191 Scotland - #3 Black Isle] Pours pale yellow with a lasting white head. Aroma: grainy malts, some coriander and lemon zest. Taste: lemony malts and spiced grains. Zesty mouthfeel. Next one please!

UPDATED: JUN 10, 2023 Grain aroma with a hint of lemon. Malt taste, biscuit like, a hint of honey, with low bitterness.

UPDATED: NOV 12, 2022 Can from BiervanEijk, Frederiksoord. Aroma is a bit fruity with cereal malts, some ripe citrus. Flavour is mild sweet with a light bitterness. Light to medium body. Slight, but pretty drinkable.

UPDATED: NOV 12, 2022 Can at home in Hackney - picked up from Cork & Cask. Pours clear, pale yellow with a creamy, white topping. Light to medium sweet flavour with notes of white bread, a little meringue, subtle citrus, honeysuckle, low bitterness. Light bodied with average carbonation. Fairly clean finish, more simple bready pale malts. Easy-drinking beer.

UPDATED: JUL 23, 2022 Decent lager - hazy orange/gold pour with a lasting white head. Aroma is grain, malt, some fruits, taste of malt, bread, hints of hops and fruits.

UPDATED: APR 29, 2022 April 2022, on the day that Chrissie is caring for Marie because of her reaction to the chemo treatment for her breast cancer, and I get the news that the £1,500 I lent to someone for funeral expenses won't be paid back. Sigh. The compensation is that this is a glorious beer. I'm not a fan of pale lagers. I sort of tolerate them, but I don't love them. But this I love. And I'll even forgive it for gushing all over my desk when I opened the can. Thus is fresh and soft and lemony and oh so drinkable and divine. I love it! [3.8]

UPDATED: OCT 12, 2021 2/3 pint from keg, drunk at Salt Horse 2021-08-18. Appearance is a hazy gold with a pretty thin white head that lingers a long, long time. Tiny amount of visible carbonation. It's an unusual appearance for a lager, but I quite like it. Does need more carbonation though. Aroma is also not exactly what I'd expect. Surprising peachy hit, along with a bit of grain beneath it and some sweet citrus - tangerine almost. Very floral at any rate. Slight grassiness as well perhaps? I really quite like this and it's got a decent strength too. Taste is more classic lager. Nice backbone of grain, little bit of brown bread malt, with some lemony citrus cutting through and maybe a touch of that same floral stone fruit. Not doing anything unusual unlike the nose and appearance, but it's still a good lager. Palate is fine. Light-bodied but with a decent kick of in-mouth carbonation. Surprisingly soft and effervescent, with just a touch of juiciness coming through at the end of the moderate length finish. Overall, I feel this is a pretty decent lager! Hits the standard notes where needed, but different enough around that. I'd like a little more citrus to cut through in the mouth I think, but this would definitely be a good standby for a cellar.