OHanlons Yellowhammer

Bottled(500ml). -Orange/golden coloured, medium sized white head that went away slowly, light citrusy nose. Hoppy, citric fruity and flowery taste with notes of honey and Cascade in the finish. Big sediment at the bottom.

Very sweet and lightly fruity. Crisp. I’m really not drinking this at the right time of year but I shall endeavour to imagine some warmth in the air. Good cereal notes throughout but it lacks a really refreshing finish. It peters away to a very nothing, tongue-coating residue.

Bottle. Hazy golden with a good white head. Citrus hop nose followed by acidic fruity hop and sweet malts flavours. Refreshing.

<i>500 ml bottle from Bieropholie, served at cellar temperature in a tulip glass. BB 07 07 09. DE09/08.</i>

<b>App.</b>: Clear, fairly deep golden, fair white froth. <b>Aroma</b>: Grain, cereal, apples, fruitiness, sweet, almost like a Belgian ale, with some light floral honey and sort of lemony notes, slightly earthy, light caramel. <b>Palate</b>: Medium-ish body and large, soft, sparse bubbles of carbonation. <b>Flav.</b>: Yeasty and earthy-lemony, quite like a Belgian ale again, some leafy earthy hops and light nuttiness, less fruity than the nose; lightly off-dry with some bitterness.

Quite enjoyable, really. I was pleasantly surprised.

cask at cloisters edinburgh ... amber ... sweet orange light hop nose ... very fruity light sweet and fruity

Bottled at Haket. Very hazy golden. Medium white head. Fresh and spicy aroma; a bit like a weissbier. Spicy citrus in the flavour.

Bottle (50 cl) at Haket, Göteborg, Sweden. Cloudy orangle golden, medium white head. Fruity and spicy aroma with notes of apricots and lemon. Well balanced with a mild bitterness. It both looks and tastes a bit like a Hefeweizen.

bottle. Hazy golden colour, small head, fruity nose. Medium-bodied, fruity flavours (lemon), quite spicy. Solid malty body with lemony zesty hoppy notes. Well balanced and quaffable.