Another Bostin pint from Beowulf, bit biased being my local brewery. Nice hoppy aroma with a definite citrus twist. Similar taste profile, but with a more pronounced citrus fruit tang. Slightly bitter finish, but enjoyable. Very smooth and easy-drinking session ale.

Still a boster of a beer. Same profile as before. Enjoyable drink and a good session ale. Another retry, obviously, but well worth it. Smooth and easy-drinking session that's very quaffable.

Hippy and smooth. A lovely pint.

Still a booster of a beer. Same profile as before. Fair play to the brewery for the consistency of the beer. Still a good session ale that's totally quaffable. A good drink.

Still a booster of a beer from Beowulf. Same details as before but slightly more pronounced hoppiness this time around. Other than that, actually still the same. Brave for the consistency. Still a good session ale that's smooth and easy to drink.

Back to the retries. Obviously still a boster of a beer from Beowulf. Same details as before; bravo Beowulf for consistency. It's still a good session ale that's totally quaffable.

Still a boster of a beer from Beowulf. I have tried it half a dozen times at the same venue, and there have been no issues with it. Still the same details as before, no change in quality, and still a very good session ale that's totally quaffable.

Had before at the Chasewater Rale festival. Decent drink with a nice elderflower aroma, as you'd expect. It has a creamy mouthfeel, an elderflower taste with a subtle citrus fruit tang to finish, and a slight sweetness leading to a subtle bitter aftertaste, but it's enjoyable. It's a smooth and easy-drinking session ale. Slightly higher score this time around as it's more creamy and fruity than before, but still a very quaffable drink that's very refreshing.

Still a boster of a beer from Beowulf. Same details as before. Enjoyable drink and a good session ale. Another quaffable drink