UPDATED: DEC 31, 2022 Cask. Honeyish golden colour with a small foamy head. Aroma is floral, herbal and some mild grassy with a bit of sweet malts to it. Flavour is sweet and mild nutty malts with caramel and some floral and herbal bitterness also. Easy drinkable.

I liked this beer actually. I can see how people say it tastes a little like hay, because it does, but in a good way for me. Not really as flavorfull as a real ale, but quite refreshing, especially on a hot day. I would drink it again.

im to ashamed to say where and when i drank it, all i can say is...its awful

Bottle 14/09/2003 Amber golden coloured and hoppy. Some dryness in a full malt finish.

(Bottle 50 cl) Fully golden with a tall, handsome head. Very thin and watery with a weak, fruity aroma. No real traces of the Maris Otter malts or the Liberty hops. Looks good but the taste is disappointing. 100802

An ale for non-ale drinkers? Thjis was launched to reach thos who are not too fond of the Young’s real ales, so it is a sort of compromize between a bitter and a lager. Served cold it is hard to get the nuances in flavour, but it certainly quenches the thirst on a hot day!

Draught
Dark honey yellow with steady yellow whip cream head. Sweet and floral aroma with Liberty hop aroma. Fruity, grassy, trefoil flavor with late bitterness. Mouthfeel is smooth though palate is a bit thin. Good session beer.

Draught at the Young’s Ram Inn, attached tot the brewery. A very strange mouldy aroma, perhaps sulphury. Woody, strawy taste. Not very good.

Tried at The Lamb & Flag, Covent Garden, London. I agree with Badgerben..this one most definitly was like liquid hay...but on your last night in London, hard to bitch...

cask cond at youngs brewery: i feel like im going against the grain here, but my pint was exilerating. beutiful golden tan color with nice creamy head when pulled from the cask. very well balanced malt hop character slight orange feel. no bail of hay here....ask if its cask!