Harviestoun Schiehallion (Cask)

Cask handpull, The Star, Bath. Pale gold with no head but lacing well. Faint whiff of lychee aroma. Silky lychee and grapefruit background, some almond stoniness, closing biscuit, vanilla, spoon of peat. Delicate, unlagery and good. Just has me longing for the more full-on citrus and biscuit of a decent GA, which sort of defeats the object..

Cask @ Blue Blazer, Edinburgh. Light pale yellow pour. Floral, pot pourri, light perfume. Creamy mouthfeel, lighgt floral aroma. Great session brew

This is the lager by which EVERY other lager has to be judged. Light straw colour, lovely fruity hop nose with clean malts and a complex palate. Dry, citrus aftertaste which lingers. Very little carbonation and served cool, which allows the full delicious flavour to come through. Carlsberg take note: this is DEFINITELY the best lager in the world.

Cask at the Old Manor (JDW), Bracknell. Slightly hazy straw coloured with a tight white head; wheaty aroma; full-bodied wheaty flavour, rather sweet; some good grapefruit bitterness, but leaving a syrupy sweet finish. A good cask lager.

Golden with a small white head. Fruity and grassy aroma with some butter. Dry and fruity flavour with grainy malt, anda nice hop finish

Cask - The Bell (JDW), Norwich. Pours a clear, pale orange with a fine yet thick white head. Good lacing and fairly flat looking for a lager. Citrus and exotic fruits dominate aromas and flavours. Sherbety grapefruit hops on the tongue, some floral tones and a grassy finish. This is a lager? - Please sir, may i have some more?

Pours pale with white head, starts off malty, then lager like biitterness with a plenty hops at the end. Rather nice.

Cask at Oliver Twist, Stockholm. Yellow. White small head. Aroma is flowery, hops and some citrus. Flavor is hopy, citrus, bitter and little flowery.