A retry, but it's been so long that it's like a new one. Decent citrus fruit aroma, creamy mouthfeel with a nice citrusy taste. Slight hoppiness mixed in, leading to a subtle sweetness to finish, but balanced out with a nice bitter aftertaste. Smooth and easy-drinking session ale. My rating last time was well deserved. Fair play to the brewery for the consistency of the beer, even though it's a seasonal special.

Creamy stout. Easy on the aroma and the taste had a slightly burnt notes edge but just a subtle touch.

Very tasty with a hazy look, a tropical aroma. Passion fruit and pineapple tones flow.

Another Bostin pint from Salopian, deserves the capital B. Nice fruity aroma, creamy mouthfeel, with a nice fruity taste leading to a subtle hoppiness. It finishes off with a nice, subtle sweetness. An enjoyable drink and a good session ale that's totally quaffable.

A decent drink from Salopian with a hoppy aroma and a slight fruity note. It has a similar taste profile, but with a slightly more pronounced fruitiness. A subtle malty note leads to a nice, gentle bitterness to finish. Smooth and easy-drinking, this is a session ale. Only complaint is there seems to be a bit of the overall experience missing. Otherwise it would have been an absolute bostin pint but seems to be lacking that last little bit. Overall it's still a decent drink that's smooth and easy drinking and a good session ale

This is the replacement drink that has come on. I think it's the first one off the new barrel. It's still the same details as before; fair play to Salopian for their consistency. It's still a good session ale that's totally quaffable. I was a bit harsh with my score before, hence the slightly better rating this time around.

Another bostin pint from Salopian. Nice malty aroma and taste, with a subtle fruitiness mixed in. Slight hoppiness leads to a nice, bitter finish. An enjoyable drink and a good session ale that's totally quaffable. Very smooth and easy-drinking.

A refreshing drop but lacking a defining flavour