Harviestoun Dragonfly

Aroma was typical of harviestoun, grassy and citrus. Taste was similar reasonably dry and bitter, very drinkable, and good amount of flavour for the %.

Cask@The Market Porter, Borough, London. Very pleasant frsh hoppy flavour. Light and easy to drink, but with a good amount of floral, citric hops characters. Good amount of flavour considering its only 3.6%.

Very matly and very golden. I like it, the foam is good and not annoying after it.

[cask at bon accord] pours a clear yellow colour with a moderate lasting head. nose is fruity hops with a citric edge. light body, bitter finish.

(cask at Oliver Twist, Stockholm) Pale bronze colour. Fresh aroma of tropical fruit and grapefruit. Light but really fresh flavour of starfruit, apricot and grapefruity hops. Bitter finish of grapefruit.

(Cask @ Akkurat, Stockholm 3,8 %) Pale amber with a slight haze. The head is nothing but a thin lid. Fruity aroma. Medium-bodied with a fruity apricot-bitter flavour. I really wish I could get cask-conditioned ales where I live.

Cask @ Oliver Twist, Stockholm 30 June, 2005.
Oxidized golden colour. Slightly unfiltered... Typical Harviestoun taste, but slightly sweeter. Sharp and bitter aftertaste.

Cask at Oliver Twist, Stockholm. Bronze colour. Grapefruity hop aroma. Dry and light bodied with rounded mouthfeel. The rich hoppiness creates a near shampoolike flavour. Feels fresh. Lingering bitter finish. A weird cross of styles with it’s very american style hop character and British style malt character.