UPDATED: AUG 2, 2021 Bottle. Bewildered how I have never reviewed this beer before; it is easy to find in these parts. Poured clear pale golden with lasting white foam top. Aroma is piney hop with a hint of citrus, but as usual the marketing people overstate their case; it's hardly overwhelming. Taste is similarly more of the same hoppiness with a momentary juiciness giving way to a longer souring bitterness. Some grapefruit pith especially in the finish. So let's be generous and call it refreshing. What it needs is sunshine and a nice beer garden. Palate is medium bodied, average to above carbonation, some drying in the mouth, and a long bitter finish. Some would see it as a session beer, but the conversation would have to compensate.

UPDATED: SEP 20, 2020 Cask at Exeter Arms, Derby Pours a pale straw with a small white head and good lacing. In the nose there is mainly lemon with some floral hops. Flavour in the mouth is mainly grapefruit together with grass, generic citrus and some hints of pine. The finish is bitter lemon – it was quite nice up until that point !

UPDATED: AUG 23, 2020 23/8/2020. Cask at the Fat Cat, Ipswich. Pours slightly hazy golden with a small bubbly white head. Aroma of citrus, grapefruit, orange, light tropical notes and touch of pine. Moderate sweetness and medium sweetness. Moderate body, slight oily texture, soft carbonation. Nice bitterness to finish.

UPDATED: MAR 26, 2020 Cask @ Tap and Can. Clear blonde, good white head. Light citrus and pale malt on the nose. Taste is clean, light, balanced, gently hoppy with grassy citrus, grapefruit hints. Nicely rounded. Good drinkability.

Straw blonde colour with a finger of fine creamy white head with good lacing I didn’t get much aroma just hints of pine and grass Light in the mouth with an adequate carbonation to lift the palate Up front is the pine and grass with hints of citrus, more towards grapefruit and a tiny sweetness of honey but constantly dominating the palate and lingering by far the longest is the acerbic bitterness of pine.

UPDATED: MAR 7, 2019 Cask at Mad Squirrel, in the presence of local CAMRA legend Noj. Lightly hazed gold with a thin white head and a light fizz. Light citrus, pine and grass. Dryish with a mild bitterness. Drinkable, but rather dull - but Noj made it more interesting than it deserved. Cheers Noj!

UPDATED: FEB 28, 2019 Cask-conditioned at the Lime Kiln, Bristol 11/2/2019. Golden with a slight haze and thin, white, head. Tangerines and grapefruits, grass hops, a hint of green herbs, crisp malts and a dry finish. Good.

Fra cask på Microbar, Manchester. Gylden. Medium høyt tett skum som daler veldig sakte. Tykk teppelacing. Blomsteraroma. Smaken bær & trær med hint av vanilje. Innholdsrikt. Tørr fruktig ettersmak.

Pints at the Old Fox Felling. Bright golden yellow with a dense white head. Citrus aroma, with a hop-forward flavour. Grapefruit, and light biscuity malts. Ideal for a session in the sun.

Cask at the Post Office Vaults, Birmingham. Poured a very slightly hazy straw colour with a frothy white head. The aroma is malt, yeast, grapefruit citrus, some pine notes. The flavour is moderate bitter with a light crisp, citrus fruit, light biscuit malt, hop bitter palate and a long bitter finish. Medium bodied with soft carbonation.