The Plum Pudding 10th Anniversary Beer Festival Cask; pours a light pale straw, white foam; on the nose hop forward, citrusy and dank; on the palate complex hoppy bitterness, resinous and piney; light bodied, lingering bitter and juicy aftertaste recalling lemons

This had a sharp flavour which was a little different at first. After you get used to the initial sharpness, it was a good beer.

Nice light juicy and hoppy Pale Ale.

Nicely juicy, not too much, could do with a bit more bitter.

Teaming with aroma of passion fruit. Apricot , mango all the juice is here with this Extra Pale . Wonderful yeast used here it has all the marks of a really good brewing process here and you can tell the dry hopping has been done properly. At 4.9% i would call this a session Pale Ale but i'm a raging alcoholic so some of you might treat it with a bit more respect. I paid 3 GBP for this and i'd pay it again.