UPDATED: FEB 28, 2020 Very much in the style of a classic English bitter ale. 330ml, big head, dark brown, malty nose, flavour dominated by the bitter maltiness but still pleasant. Not a typical craft beer, certainly not hoppy. Decent, and sessionable at 3.7.

UPDATED: DEC 31, 2019 Aroma: Medium-light berries, Appearance: Clear, copper body, Small, off-white head. Small bubbles. Good retention. Lacing. Flavour: Medium-light bitterness, Medium -light bready, bread crust, Medium-light berries. Dry finish with light berries. Mouthfeel: Medium-light body. Medium carbonation. Overall: Good balance of malt, yeast and hops. Bitterness is not as crisp as the style recommends, but overall pleasant 330 ml bottle, poured.

UPDATED: OCT 7, 2019 Had in bottle, but also on tap at a bar in Christchurch. Lovely drop - good bitter taste - thin mouthfeel and taste after, but low ABV explains that. I would drink this as a session-able beer any day.

With Audrie in Dunedin, New Zealand at Vault 21 on tap, pours a amber color with a tight beige creamy head. Nose is sweet malt , bready with perfumey floral notes. Taste is sweet malt, with floral notes of lavender and rose. Finish is dry, crisp and ends on the malty floral notes. Very nice . Quaff Score 8 / 10

Biscuity malty lovely colour, nice taste and mouthfeel, hints of hoppiness this is decent fresh tasting beer TBH

330ml bottle into pint glass. Nose of smoky malt and fruit. Light brown beer with big fluffy white head which clings a little. Medium carbonation. Light body, a bit fizzy. Taste is light smoky malts. Finish is bit sour with a touch of drying bitterness. Very English, bog standard Bitter.

This wonderfully aromatic beer ticks all my boxes! The after taste is the best of any beer.

UPDATED: MAR 23, 2017 Aroma agradável, cor âmbar e espuma densa e duradoura. Sabor com leve amargor e paladar suave.

OK for a low alcohol beer if you’re driving, but not much else. No aroma to sniff of. Nice dry finish

500ml bottle pours a brown color with a bit of head. Noticeable low alcohol. Some mild hop bitterness overpowers