Way better than before. It has a decent malty aroma, a malty taste with a nice hoppiness mixed in, and a slight caramel sweetness leading to the expected bitter finish. It is a very smooth and easy-drinking session ale, especially now that it's served by someone who knows how to pull a decent drink. It gets a higher score through this. My previous review is of the higher strength keg version, also available here.

Not a favourite but ok in an emergency Pours an orange coloured beer with a white frothy head Notes of malty hops and roasted toffee

It's alright. Another good driving beer

A pretty standard English bitter. Not bad but never going to be anyone's favourite.