Whitstable Supreme Blonde

Considering the style, Scores ranging from 1 to 5, 5 being the most intense
Appearance:
Body:   Clear(1)->Murky(5) : 2     Pale Yellow(1)->Copper(5) : 2     Still(1)->Sparkling(5) : 1
Head:   None(1)->Large(5) : 2     Lasting: 2     Lacing : 2
Aroma:
Intensity : 2  
Yeast : 2   Bread : 2   Apple : XX   Tropical Fruits : XX   DMS : XX   Diacetyl : XX Sulphur : XX  
Malt : 3   Pilsner : XX   Pale : 2   Vienna : XX   Biscuity : XX   Hay : 2   Toasty : XX   Caramel : XX   Honey : XX   Cereals : 2   Grainy : XX
Hops : 1   Noble(1)->American(5) : 1   Leafy : 2   Floral : XX   Lemon/Lime : XX   Herbal : XX   Grassy : 2  
Flavor:
Initial Flavor : Dry(1)->Sweet(5) : 3   Finish Dry(1)->Sweet(5) : 3   Sourness : XX   Bitterness : 3   Farmy : XX   Complex : XX   Length : XX
Palate:
Light(1)->Full(5) : 2   Flat(1)->Fizzy(5) : 2   Clean : XX   Crisp : XX   Sharp : 2   Watery : XX   Oily : XX   Chalk : 3   Astringent : XX   Alcohol : XX   Mineral : 2   Oxidation : XX

Comments: Cask- Wenlock Arms. Kinda rough chalky finish strongly diminishes this otherwise pleasant golden ale.

Cask (handpump) at the Wenlock Arms, Islington. Nor sure whether this is a one-off special or a new regular summer seasonal - I guess we’ll find out next year as there’s no mention of it on the brewery website. Mid gold, with a loose white head. Scant aroma - just a touch of citrus. Much more lemony citrus in the flavour. Mouthfeel is clean but a little short of bite. A respectable, if unspectacular, refreshing summer ale nonetheless.

Cask gravity at Kent BF, Canterbury. Gold with lasting off white head. Some citrus on aroma, good condition, reasonable hop on end. After drinking Dark Star Hophead though, this was a tad bland.