Getting up to silly o'clock. Obviously, the same profile as before. An enjoyable drink and a good session ale that's totally quaffable if you ignore the ABV. Very smooth and easy-drinking session ale.

Xmas cracker of a drink. Bostin plum aroma. Creamy mouthfeel with a massive amount of plum taste. Malty backbone throughout. Slightly sweet finish, but again, gives way to a nice bitter finish. Enjoyable drink. Smooth and easy-drinking session ale.

Decent drink. Nice citrus aroma. Creamy mouthfeel with a nice citrusy taste, subtle floral hoppy taste, and a nice malty backbone leading to a subtle sweet finish. Enjoyable drink and a good session ale that's totally quaffable.

Decent drink with a hoppy aroma. Creamy mouthfeel with subtle peach notes and a pleasant hoppiness in the taste. A slight malty note leads to a subtle sweet finish. An enjoyable drink and a good session ale.

Decent drink with a nice, delicate hoppy aroma. Creamy mouthfeel with a subtle maltiness to the taste. Slight hoppiness mixed with a subtle berry fruit note to finish. Slight bitter aftertaste, but enjoyable. Smooth and easy-drinking session ale.

Still a decent drink, same details as before. It's still a good session ale that's totally quaffable, but I've marked it down as I've tried other drinks since my last try and feel that they are slightly better. Having said that, it's still very drinkable.

After what I thought was going to be a night of retries, I made a surprising find: a decent drink with a nice pine hoppy aroma. It has a hoppy taste with a subtle pine tang. Slight citrus fruit notes lead to a slight malty note and a subtle sweetness to finish. There is a slight bitter aftertaste, but it is enjoyable. Overall, it is a smooth and easy-drinking session ale.

Bit disappointed to be honest. Expected more after the description. Don’t detect any sweetness really and it was a bit sharp actually. Poor head that disappears in seconds.