Summer Tyne
Mordue Brewery

The color is a deep yellow, tending to honey, clean. White foam, soft and fluffy.
At the smell citric, orange, and maybe a drizzle of white melon, but surely there is chamomile notes.
Mainly citric in the mouth, and again chamomile, white flowers, with a peppery finish that makes the beer summery and cool.
In the aftertaste also emerge flavors of tea leaves, followed by orange, citrus and pepper.
Typical summer beer, light, crisp and well balanced, to drink in large quantities.

Tasted by half-pint at the Half Moon, a JDW pub nr. Stepney Green, East End London.

A: pours a very clear straw hue, the foamy white head settles to a rimmed cap with invisible carbonation.
S: a mixed aroma of lightly spicy and subtle flowery scent upfront, plus a little savoury-sweet and honeyish sweet maltiness--restrained; a swirl brings out edges of grapefruit zests. Refreshing but not too impressive.
T: lightly-toasted maltiness on the palate upfront, coupled with a soothing flow of (more) spicy and (less) floral Golding hops, leaving a subtly bitter and mildly tangy taste of lemon-zests lingering in the end.
M&D: nice carbonation makes a light but not thin mouthfeel throughout the drink. Overall this is a quaffable blond ale with a good hoppy backbone. Not bad.