Bottle@Home. Citrus aroma. Golden color, off-white head, good lace. Light sweet, bitter, citrus, bit grassy. Sticky mouthfeel. Nice, refreshing, highly drinkable.

750ml bottle. Gold and lacy. Smells of faintly yeasty fruit, almost banana, cheap rubbery cider, grainy booze. Pale malt, vague cardboardy boredom, traces of biscuit after the swallow. Inoffensive, deathly dull, better than St Omer...

Orangey-gold beer; small head, some lace. Very neutral nose, some vegetables, and a bit of pickles. Caramel, lots of it, keeps on the malts in taste. Nearly medium bodied, quite carbonated. Plain, if well-crafted beer.

Bottled. Clear amber, brief lively head. Light vegetable aroma. Honey sweet with clean, dense mouthfeel and fairly light body.Fruity with some aniseed. Some herbal bitterness.

Bottle (bought anywhere in Calais): Golden, lazy carbonation, small, presumably creamy foamy layer, delicate fruity-orangey nose, accompanied by a discreet "grainy" sourness and a tinge of alcohol; light to moderate sweetish-sourish flavour, astonishingly light bodied for a beer of 7.5% ABV; sweetish-grainy-fruity-sourish finish. Bland and boring.............