Pale golden of color with a white long lasting head. A nice aroma of malt and hops - pretty mild aroma. A flavor which is sweet, hoppy with toffee notes and a 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.

Cask Conditioned at The Market Porter, Borough, London. Gold colour with light head. Light but perfumed golden, lagerlike ale with a whoosh of gooseberry. Grainy and floral a reasonable 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 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.