From cask at the Halfway House. Pours clear yellow with a dense creamy white head. Light malty and fruity hops aroma. Flavour starts mild sweet with a nice fruity hops note. Light malty note with a mild bitterness coming through. Smooth fruity finish. Nice, easy and quite lovely.

Cask at the Green Man, Stamford. One of the best pale lagers I’ve had, my enjoyment of this was not spoiled by the know-it-all at the bar (punter, not staff) who took pleasure in telling me how this was "like a lager" but that I shouldn’t expect it to be cold and fizzy. It tastes of sweet fruits with a hint of citrus rind and spice.

Blackfriars, Inverness, cask. Nice hazy golden colour/light yellow. Thin head. A taste of citrus fruits, lemons. Hint of orange. Nice smooth finish. A fantastically refreshing beer...

&#40;Cask at Akkurat, Stockholom&#41;<br />On August 9, 2008<br />Slight shady golden color, smal whit ehead. Nice fresh fruity, grape, pine and citrus hoppy scent, also malty sweet. Smooth mouthfeel, medium high, close to perfect, bitterness. Slight hint of coffee and roasted malt in the aftertaste. Subtle sweet and hoppy scent.

<b>Cask gravity &#64; Reading Beer Festival 2008.</b><br />Clear light amber orange color with a average, fizzy, good lacing, mostly diminishing, off-white head. Aroma is moderate malty, toasted, caramel notes, light hoppy, citrus - grape. Flavor is moderate sweet and bitter with a average duration. Body is medium, texture is oily, carbonation is flat. &#40;020508&#41;