Halfway between amber and gold in colour, it’s a nice mix of light citrus and a darker taste.

Amber and citrus but not too strong. Quite bitter.

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Flight 4/4. Lucid, deep amber beer with an equal-hued, off-white head as that of beer #3. The texture is neat and displays minuscule bubbles all over. Retention is long-lasting, too. Grapefruit peel, biscuit, lemon rind and a spiced hint like allspice as well as hibiscus emanate to the nostrils. Interesting, not too straightforward. Lemon zest, grapefruit pith and peel, a proposal of cracker, dry hop pellet with piney and resinous slams and even a silent sigh of whitepepper can be observed in the palate. Additionally, I'm picking floral hibiscus in the taste. Not as classical as I hoped for but very reasonable. The body is light. The finish tweaks towards grass, pine, resin and something malty. Fewer dimensions than upfront, which is more than a rule. The aftertaste admires horses in the Norfolk countryside for long. The mouthfeel is light, crisp, dry and drying. It's floral, distantly spiced and absolutely refreshing. Still, a tad characterless.

Pale gold , slight citrus flavour but needs a bit more oomph

Light gold coloured bitter. Citrus aromas and a bitter aftertaste. Decent session beer.