Bottle, 4.5%. Slightly shitty aroma, not too unpleasant though. Clear amber colour. Very small white head. Weak grain flavour, faint hint of butter. Slightly dry finish. All in all a bland beer.

500ml bottle from Dobbies Garden Centre, Reading. Amber with a thin white, head; heavily carbonated with fine bubbles giving a lively mouth feel; some honey on the aroma, but also musty grain; thin with a honeyed sweetness, and a sour and dry finish. Not very impressive.

Bottled. Golden colour, small white head. Aroma is harsh grains, vegetables and fruits. Flavour is fruity, a bit egy and flowery hops.

Clear golden with medium white head. Sweet fruity aroma with honey notes. Sweet flavor with cardboard notes and mild hoppy notes leading to a somewhat bitter finish.

Moderate summer quencher. Seemed a bit muddy and ill-defined, like a cheap cask wine. Fizzy-looking gold with a shallow, rocky head. Very sweet and fruity aroma - almost sickly in its fructose intensity. Tinned peach juice and cookie dough. Medium bodied and quite oily. IN the mouth, it’s a whole other bag of fruit. Peach juice again, with a squeeze of blackcurrant. Missing a middle before and acidic, quenching finish. Lacks definition. (500ml bottle courtesy of my old man - thanks Pop. BB 28/6/09)