[Cask at Charlie’s Bar, Copenhagen] An orange beer with a thin white head. The aroma is lightly hoppy, combined with notes of flowers and berries. The flavor is very flowery combined with a light note of citrus, leading to a bitter end. A very fresh and very nice beer.

Cask. Acidic hoppiness in flavour, Belgian style. Copper colour, no head. Good bitter with a nice hop twist. Moldy sort of hoppiness. Low carbonation.

CASK at Charlies Copenhagen. Golden colour with a small white head. Fruity, butter aroma and taste. Medium body with a very bitter dry finish.

<i>Cask conditioned at Charlie’s Pub, Copenhagen</i><br />Light amber color. The aroma is mild, but clearly earthy. It has a medium body strength, with some malt and toffee flavor, enough bitterness, and a light acidity that differentiates it; fresh and refreshing. An easy one from Harveys, with minimum character, but not bad.

275ml bottle from the brewery shop, Lewes. I saw the statue when it came to Lewes, in fact the reason that I last visited the town. Gold colour with thin off white head. Decent golden bitter. Bit of toffee and tinny. Not impressed with some of the bottles I got at the shop. Cask handpull at Market Porter. Typical Harvey’s yeast on aroma, over a relatively complex malt base. Really rather good. 737316 3.6/5.0