UPDATED: MAR 11, 2020 On tap at the Moor Tap Room in London. A decent enough ale that did the Jon by the pint although it didn't scream anything special.

UPDATED: JAN 8, 2020 330ml can (Sip, Tallinn) (6:3:5:3:11=2.8) Golden yellow. Pleasant hoppy aroma, bitter. Taste is harsh, acrid alpha acids. Thin palate, metallic bitter finish. Harsh.

UPDATED: SEP 26, 2019 pours hazy orange gold with big head. lots of malts, biscuits and grain. some hop character. a nice balance, very drinkable.

UPDATED: SEP 22, 2019 Can: Poured a murky orange with loads of carbonated froth head. Aroma is grassy sweet grain. Taste is toasty grain very bold backbone of malts.

UPDATED: AUG 25, 2019 Not much flavour for a beer made by a well regarded name. Tasted like a week run of the mill session pale. Not unpleasent just not a lot going for it.

UPDATED: JUL 6, 2019 had this tap. this beer poured with no head and was overly carbonated. For me this was a let down

UPDATED: JUN 23, 2019 Can from Beer52. Hazy golden-amber with a light fizz and a thin white head. Light citrus and grass against a biscuit background. Not a lot to the flavour really, but it's crisp and clean and pretty drinkable. Pleasant enough if a little dull.

UPDATED: MAY 5, 2019 From a beer 52 case. Pours light hazy golden. Very thick head, but clears after a few minutes Very very light hop aroma. Taste of mild hops, malt and citrus. A little thin , but a great session beer , not too malty and not too sweet.

UPDATED: MAR 23, 2019 Keg at All Bar One, Cheltenham. Pours hazy lemon gold with a small head. Aroma is sweet eggy straw. Taste has sweet straw and lemon to start. Corny, eggy finish.

UPDATED: MAR 17, 2019 March 2019. 330ml can, unfiltered, from Beer52 as part of a near date 18 beers for £18 deal. I remember when Moor did brilliant malty cask beers. Now the focus seems to be on craft beers in cans and kegs, and the malt is thin and forgotten. This is thin and dry. Pale yellow, slightly hazy/dirty. Hops don't really lift it. Fairly dull.