UPDATED: NOV 6, 2019 Bottle, from historic notes. Source was a Bargain Booze somewhere, didn't note which one. Poured pale gold with a small just off-white head. Aroma of malt, hop, caramel, fruit and flowers. Moderate sweetness, medium bitterness. Moderate body, slight oily texture, soft carbonation.

Danish pint from a 500 ml bottle; from Keg Liquors. Aroma: Moderate caramel biscuit with lighter citrus pith, earthiness and pepper. Appearance: Transparent orange copper body with soft carbonation holding up a ring of white head. Flavor: Caramel biscuit and lighter citrus initially; more earthy/peppery qualities towards the finish, which is more quick than bitter. Palate: Medium body, sticky texture, soft carbonation, abrupt finish. Overall: Expectedly old school, but not boringly so - a nice change of pace in the world of unbalanced, fruit bomb IPAs. Fine enough, but not one I’d seek out again, especially for the price (around $5 locally).

Pours clear amber with a thick but effervescent eggshell head. Aroma is crisp, fruity and malty, not much but still inviting. Wan flavor has apple and malty notes, not much there. Mouthfeel is a bit thin and lacks fizz. Well, had to give it a fair shake.

Bottle, but my bottle looked a little different than the photo here. It is a great looking beer, gold color, big, long lasting white foam on top. After that, there is not so much here. Some mild malt, but I didn’t pick up the wheat at all. Very light palate, not much flavor, actually reminded me of a kolsch. It is drinkable, nothing wrong with it, but perhaps past its prime, but not much here to enjoy.

Poured from a 500ML bottle into a pint glass. Aroma - Has a solid British brew aroma, earthy but not offending Appearance- A clear somewhat pale yellow color with a giant white head. Taste - Strong malt and yeast flavor, I found it very enjoyable. Palate - Heavy carbonation with a light bodied beer made this an interesting feel. I liked it. Overall - A good beer that I would drink again.

500ml bottle. Pours a clear amber/gold. Thin white head dissipates quickly. Weak hop aroma of berrires, floral. Light taste of same.

Pint bottle. Clear amber gold with a fizzy off white head. Carbonation is visible floating up. A little spice and a little fruit. Just a little bitterness, too. Malts are kind of doughy. There is just not a lot going on in this one. It is generally sweet and easy to drink.

Pint, bottle. Cloudy copper orange, fizzy, floral, and bready on the nose. Rose petal, caramel, bread dough, chewy, some grass and mustyness. Bubbly yet a touch thin in the finish. Got more interesting and flavorful the further I got with it. Very drinkable.

500ml bottle. Pours golden. 1 finger head dissappears, little lacing. Taste is soft, light with slight malty finish. Full mouth feel which expands in your mouth with big bubbles. The taste lingers. A nice light easy drinking beer.

Bottle. Golden with a small head. Slightly bitter with a medium body.Is this really a Burton Ale as its says on the bottle? I just thought it was pretty boring. Not in the same league as White Shield.