Strange shaped bottle and interesting taste to this ale. I quite liked it.

Pours a golden colour ale with a bubbly white head A sweet malty caramel grain Moderate body oily texture

It says it's gluten free, I don't know what that means but I'm not sure whether gluten would have made it better or worse. It's pretty good, sharp and strong with a good bitter underbelly. I worry when I see something that says it's free in something, that they've replaced it with something poisonous, like when you see sugarfree squash now with added battery acid. I looked through the ingredients list and found no mention of battery acid so it think it's okay. We'll see, if you don't hear from me after this is was definitely the hidden battery acid, call the cops. (give it a few weeks)