Finally got to try it again elsewhere, and boy, what a difference! Same details as before, but way, way better than before. Mega cherry notes and, by a distance, way creamier—no curse. What it should have been. Hence, why I marked it up by a distance. It could almost be a different drink as it is so different from my first try. A good session ale that's totally quaffable this time, as I didn't even notice the alcohol this time. Dangerous!

It's still a decent drink. The same details as before, but it seems more creamy and flavorsome than before. It's still a good session ale that's very well balanced and sessionable. I feel that the extra details are worth a slightly higher score than before.

Great name not so good beer but drinkable.

Finally got the definitive one. Same details as before, but it is even more creamy than the JDW version; no surprises there, people. Best enjoy whilst I can, as it's very quaffable and going down way too easy. Two drinks and nearly half gone. Still a good session from Lymestone, if not even more quaffable today.

It's still a booster of a beer. It has the same profile as before, but it seems more creamy and has a more pronounced smoked maltiness. It's a smooth and easy-drinking session ale despite the bitterness. It's a good session ale even at the ABV. No JDW curse this time around, which is why I marked it slightly better than before.

Had before straight out of the cask but this is creamier than that. It has a malty aroma and a malty taste with a nice hoppiness mixed in. There is a slight sweetness to finish, but it is enjoyable. It has a subtle bitter aftertaste and is a smooth and easy-drinking session ale, especially at the ABV.