Canned. Honeyish golden colour, mediumsized foamy white head. Aroma is really grassy and maizeish. Some mild acidic fruity notes also. Flavour is fruity hops, slight acidicness and quite much grassyness.

Can. Clear golden colour with a nice dense creamy head. Very sweet aroma and taste. Sweet finish. Ok palate.

Dark golden to light amber i colour with thin white head. Big bubbles. Quit clear. Very faint hop aroma and also a faint maltiness to the nose. No diacetyl. Very thin texture. light body. Has a bit of bitterness on the back of the tounge. Almost no malt flavour but a bit of grain or corn. Has a dry finish with a bit of the hop bitterness lingering. Easy to drink - easy to forget. Would make an ok summer beer. Would categorise more as a pilsner style then a pale ale but has charateristica for a standard english bitter - category 8A.

Bottle at GBBF 2006. Crystal clear gold with lasting white head. No great aroma, bit of sweetness, some hop. Dull malt. Not great.

Bottled – GBBF. A copper coloured beer with an off-white head. The aroma is quite tinny and thin and has plastic notes. The taste is weak and thin. There is no sign of any hops. Dry, unexciting, but not nasty.