Cask conditioned, gravity dispense at The George, Barford St. Michael, Oxon. Yellow gold with very slight head. Light, thin, lagery type beer, quite dry and unfortunately flat. A touch of caramel in the body and just a hint of lemony hop. Drinkable but just a little boring.

Cask conditioned - gravity dispense - Cambridge BF. A golden coloured bitter. The aroma is light with a flowery saaz feel to it, and a hint of fart. The taste is light, but reasonably well balanced. Quaffable, but ultimately quite dull.

A pale, golden yellow coloured beer with a thickish white head. A light, hoppy nose, zesty lemon leads the citrus fruit charge, with grapefruit and orange, and a touch floral as well. The taste is is dry and hoppy, zesty citrus fruits again, then a touch floral which leads into a more sweeter, buttery malt flavour. The finish is dry, zesty and a little fizzy. (Cask - 2007 Cambridge Beer Festival).

500ml bottle from a supermarket in Torquay. Active yeast produces a creamy dense clean white head. Carbonation is lively, fresh, soft and attractive. Beer is light, zesty, citric fresh, with a gentle sweetness in the middle and a mild flowery finish. Some earthy bitterness lingering. A delicious drinking beer - exactly the sort of thing I like.

Aroma fresh and zesty with some lemonade notes. Pours pale gold with a fluffy white head. Well hopped with good citrus and a surprising depth of flavour for such a low alcohol beer. vERY NICE.