Good lasting, light tan head on a clear dark honey coloured body. Al ittle sweet on the aroma with notes of dried fruts and caramel, similar characters in the taste with a touch more spice. Good drinking.

Cask, The Lord Keeper of the Great Seal, Oadby. Amber brown with a small head. Aromas are spicy, dry and herbal with toffee malts. Flavours are sweet toffee with soft spices, banana and citrus. Yeasty and herbal with smooth caramel. Warming alcohol. Good.

Amber Red pour with a unique pink head. Aroma of grapefruit, cherry, toasted malt. toasted caramel malts upfront with a good fruity hop finish.

[Gravity cask at Back of Beyond, Reading] From the first taste there is no doubt that this is Belgian - there is a similar sweet gammon flavour to that of Leffe Blonde. This beer also has an added green leaf flavour rather reminiscent of boiled cabbage, which really doesnt work with the sweetness. Not great.

Bottled: Aroma is fruity with some citrus notes, sugar, alcohol and malt. Very huge, foamy brownish head. Brown color. Flavor is fruity with notes of cherries and citrus. Quite alcoholic, fresh and sparkling. Well hopped, bitter hops and some citrus notes. Finish with almond notes. Quite alcoholic and a bit unbalanced.