UPDATED: AUG 9, 2023 Wild west style country farming bottle. Nice look. Mild aroma malty yeasty leafy. Rare breed stylee black and white. Bitter tangy. Watery. Quite nice if unspecracular. Simple old style pale ale lowish ABV. Sessionable. How is it a pale ale but also golden ale etc. Etc.

UPDATED: JUL 30, 2023 Butelka. Bursztynowe o małej, białej pianie. Slod, karmel, ciastka, lekka skórka chlebowa. W tle nuty ziół i kwiatowych chmieli. Wysycenie małe, dość słodkie w odbiorze.

UPDATED: AUG 2, 2022 Bottle from Tesco, Cotswold area. Clear dark gold, small white head. Aroma has a sweet floral-leafy-spice character. Taste of biscuit, light toffee, grassy-spicy hop, tiny fruitiness, sweetness running through. Light to medium bodied. Decent.

UPDATED: JUL 31, 2022 Thin beige head left a clear copper coloured body. Tea & fruity aroma. Medium to thin bodied, soft with a tickle on the back - all a bit watery. Sweet, jam, malt & berry tastes with a bitter fruity finish. All a bit mixed up.

UPDATED: SEP 12, 2021 Pale amber colour with lasting head. Aroma and flavour of light biscuity malts. It's gotna rounded floral hop bitterness too. Very pleasant and easy to drink.

UPDATED: MAY 19, 2021 50cl bottle from Morrisons. Medium creamy white head. Clear golden pour. Light bitterness.

UPDATED: MAY 16, 2021 Bottle from Asda. Pours a clear light copper colour with a thin white head. Aromas of caramel and floral hops. Taste has more caramel and floral with a little peppery spice, a touch of orange and biscuits. Thin to medium body, low carbonation and smooth oily mouthfeel. Dry finish. it’s ok but a bit boring.

UPDATED: SEP 6, 2020 A 500ml bottle, birthday gift from friends. Pours a darkish amber with a white head. Aromas & tastes of caramal, toffee, citrus & malt. light to medium body. Mild bitter finish. Passable pale ale

UPDATED: AUG 23, 2020 Sparkling amber with a short white head. Malted aromas, slight roasted, fruity of citrus, floral notes. And a malted and hoppy taste, spiced with floral hints, caramel-toffee, and a fruity backgroung of tangerine and white fruits. Great with a welsh rarebit.

UPDATED: MAY 15, 2020 50 cl bottle (BBD), received as a gift, drunk at home 2020-04-18. Appearance is a very slightly hazy pale amber, with the thinnest of white heads that lingers and a surprising amount of visible carbonation. I want more head, but it's attractive enough. Aroma is pretty nice if a little subtle - there's a touch of sweet citrus up front, with some orchard fruits and maybe a grassy hint. Beneath that, there's a malty white breadiness. A little stronger would be appreciated, but this is a good English-pale-style aroma. Taste isn't quite as nice but isn't bad. Up front there's the fruitiness from the hops - elderflower perhaps? - which then moves into more malty bread - brown this time though. A botanic bitterness comes through on the finish. Again subtle. Palate is okay - light bodied, but a nice level of carbonation in the mouth. Quite clean and a touch juicy with a medium length finish. Overall, this is what I think of as a good old-school British cask pale, or more realistically golden. Fruitiness up front but a nice malt core comes through towards the end. I'd like a bit more oomph in the aroma and flavour, and definitely a bit more head, but this is a good beer - I'd really like to try it on cask!