355 ml. Clear copper with a small creamy disc atop that deposits a delicate frost all over the pint glass. Some light skunk fades away into a nice aroma of toffee, toasted spicy wood, apple and a whiff of orange. Flavors of musty leather, caramel, cinnamon-apple, earthy-spiced wood, and toasted pecan lightly drizzled with brown sugar. Good flavors and balance in this nice session ale. Light body is watery, dry on the finish and lightly hop-tingly.

Bottle. Poured an orange gold with thin white head but fairly decent lace. Caramel, malts, burnt wood, tobacco. Slight bitter finish but unremarkable all round.

Bottle... Poured deep orange with a thin, white head. Aroma is skunky (probably from the clear bottle) and a little butter-toffee. Fortunately the skunkyness doesn’t appear too much in the flavor. Slight hops but prominent, sweet, malt and toffee flavors.

Good fluffy head on a rich amber pour mild carbonation,aroma malty,caramel coffee,butter note.Flavour a little creamy note for start,caramel,malt citrus,very easy drinking ale,hops flavour gives it a somewhat weak background,Morland can do better.

Bottle. Light copper color with a large white head the disapates quickly. Nice hop aroma. Light to the palate. Flavor has a hop start with a light bitter sweet finish.