Bottle. This was less enjoyable than the cask version. It had the same gold colour and white head, but aroma was a bit stale. It was rather thin in the mouth with a crude sweet flavour. Bland.

I have tasted this on a few occasions and my rating is pretty much the same every time: A refreshing ale with notes of fruits and flower, it has a tendency to get a bit stale and uninteresting in the end. It hasn’t gotten the same charm and fines as the other Fuller beers.

Bottled, pasteuised, 500ml. Pale gold, a little aeration, short white head. Sweet malty but quite thin beer, lemony, lagery, peachiness with a hint of sweet strawberry. Largely dissapointing.

Bottle: Golden colour with a lasting white head. Yeasty aroma, taste is bitter but rather thin. Not unpleasant, and not memorable either.

bottle from sainsburys, poured like a cheap lager colour, nothing but the smell of honey on the nose but just tasted like i would imagine dishwater to taste, no body, no mouthfeel, no nothing really. very bland and not one to ever consider getting again, dodnt even manage to finish the bottle