12 oz bottle. Nicely carbonated amber color. Aroma is malty and bready, but not overpowering. Malty and a little sweet, with what tastes like a bitter hit of noble hops at the end. Way too easy to drink.

(Bottle). Caramel malt aroma. Reddish amber color with moderate head. Flavor is pleasing.....mildly sweet malt, with a bit of caramel and nuts. Lasting malt finish. Nice one.

Bottle 120z. Deep amber brown pour with sweet malty nose. Right on stylistically. Malt sweetness, bready, buscuit, carmel, butter (diacetyl) and all the flavor you expect in a fest. well done lads.

sweet, watery, malty. pale orange in color almost dark golden nectarine looking

Unimpressive and slightly stinky toasted malt aroma which turns powdery once you pour. Good breadcrust red-brown color, sponge rubber head, plain label. An interesting flavor, following their blonde ale - a little peppery, a little green grain, very light anise or fennel. A light sweetness, slightly astringent, toasted malt. The only major flaw was a lingering metallic malt in the spicy finish. This is a good pairing with oniony or garlicky food. Distinctive, and better as it warms. Drinkable in quantity.