UPDATED: MAY 14, 2020 Cask ale Seasonal around early spring Fruity citrus notes with a clean refreshing taste Found at Wetherspoons in bury ST Edmunds

UPDATED: MAR 14, 2020 Cask in the Brown Hare. Clear amber brown, thin line of white foam. A bit muddled, something a bit off coming through from the fermentation and a harsh woody hop note. Not great.

Vague nose some malty notes Nice carbonation and slick mouthfeel Bland initial taste of herbal notes with some indistinct citrus pithy notes breaking in then a slightly sour note.

UPDATED: JAN 20, 2020 Cask at The Southern Cross, Watford on 27/02/2007. Of all the rugby related beers, this was one of the better ones. I definitely remember Wychwood beers being pretty decent back then... maybe it was just me.

UPDATED: MAR 16, 2019 16Mar2019 Sweet grain and cereal malts, caramel, bread. Clear gold, medium, creamy, off-white head. Light bitter. More grain and cereal malts, caramel, bread, straw, light grass, soft carbonation, medium bodied. Boring. Cask at The Wibbas Down Inn, Wimbledon.

UPDATED: MAR 10, 2019 Cask-conditioned at the Annexe, Bristol 9/3/2019. Deep amber in colour, with a thin, off-white, head. Caramel aplenty, dusty hops, some sweet fruits and dense malts before a moderately bitter finish. So so.

UPDATED: FEB 28, 2019 Cask up the White Lady. It was wet. Nothing much else to report. Kinda bland.

A beer with a bit taste of honey. Quite good, but could have some more taste. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

Good session ale. Had in Henley and Reading. Little head. Consistent taste. Very drinkable

Cask at the Old Mariner, Woodbridge. Pours dark amber / brown with a lasting off-white head. Aroma of malt, biscuit, toffee and fruit. Moderate sweetness, medium plus bitterness. Medium body, slight oily texture, average to soft carbonation.