 mr_kimchee (1414), Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Sep 19, 2004 hazy gold. soft flowery hop aroma. flavour is mild, sweet and malty with fruity peach and melon. finishes pithy and flowery. different.
IPFreely (1470), Niagara Falls, New York, USA
Aug 13, 2004 Cask conditioned. Hazy golden amber, whispy white head. Nice hoppy aroma, good malt. Flavor was fairly bitter, a touch of malt. Decent body, but could probably use some more life. Not bad though.
Crockett (901), Steelback County, Ontario, Canada
Aug 10, 2004 Pours light gold/amber with a quickly disipating white head. Light flowery aroma with toasted grain aroma. Some hop bitterness. Herbal notes. Earthy malts. Dry roasty finish. Tastey.
mustang3 (254), Whitby, Canada
Aug 9, 2004 On cask @ the TO beer festival. Appears cloudy, like a hefeweizen but orangey. Great floral/pine taste and resiny mouthfeel. Too bad it was a festival one off.
GregClow (2311), Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Aug 8, 2004 Sampled at the Toronto Festival Of Beer 2004. Hazy golden colour with no head. Appetizing floral aroma, very nice. Very still body, even for a cask ale, and the body seemed a little weak at first, but it really filled out as the beer warmed. Very refreshing flavour - the elderflowers and Golding hops seem to be a perfect match. As with the Dogsbody, Perry proves that lower alcohol doesn’t have to mean lower flavour.
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