Cask (Peterborough BF 2007) Rich brown, no head. Sweet sour aroma - maybe a little winey and raisiny. Taste is also a little sour, but but very rich, dark malt.

Cask at Peterborough BF ’07. Dark red brown with a slight haze. Malty dark fruit aroma. Plummy taste with dates, ash and a medium bitter finish. Pretty good.

Cask at The Chequers Inn, Binham, Norfolk 28-04-07. Poured very much reddy brown colour with medium white head. Fruity malty aroma, followed up by a really punchy malty and fruity taste that dominated. This was a quality strong ale that whilst not particularly complex in any way really made you sit and look at it after each sip and think that it was a damn good pint.

Cask conditioned at The Chequers Inn, Binham, Norfolk. Reddy brown beer with big white head, served incidentally by the prettiest blonde barmaid I’ve met in a long time, that smile will be with me for good I think. Anyway, this is a strong malty beer with an overiding hoppiness. There is a fruity element with pear on the front of the tongue. A very decent beer, or am I marking the Barmaid, no she would have been 4.9.

A dark reddish brown with a weak white head. a malty, toasy nose with hints of caramel toffee and liquorice. The taste is bitter, toasted malt, then a smooth caramel, toffee and liquorice flavour comes through to a smooth and malty finish. (Cask @ Charters Bar, Peterborough, before the PBF06 opened).