Handpulled cask at the Royal Oak, Borough. Amber with white head. IMO the best balanced of Harveys regular range. Malty with balancing resinous and citrus hops.

Cask (handpump) @ Charlies Bar, Copenhagen, Denmark. Light unclear medium amber orange color with a average, frothy, good lacing, mostly diminishing, off-white head. Aroma is moderate malty, straw, moderate hoppy, grass, flowers, grapefruit, lemon. Flavor is moderate to light heavy sweet amd bitter with a average to long duration. Body is medium, texture is oily, carbonation is soft. (190708)

The Garland, Redhill. Red amber with a dissipating white halo. Medicinal cherry lolly aroma with hints of raspberry, butter, toffee and dog. Distinct note of rabbit urine (straw,grass, digested cereals). Mouth papery strawberry sherbet (flying saucers), bit of marzipan, less of the house dankness, signature big unaromatic hop bitterness. Weakly fruity bitter.Not overly keen if I’m honest.

Clear deep golden with tiny off white head. Fruity aroma with hoppy notes sweet flavor with peach, carolus and floral hops that gives it a bitter end.

Cask at The Royal Oak, Borough. Hazy amber with a small froth. Fruity, cellarish, earthy and woody aroma which is reflected in the taste as well. A bit perfumey and certainly more complex than your ordinary bitter. Good bitterness, too. A complex little thing.