Nano Cask
Moor Beer Company

mine was in an orange can and listed at 3.4%, there may be a few versions of this, but its amazing stuff, dubbed a session bitter, and i believe purporting to be actual cask conditioned beer in a can, which might be a first, saw this and had to pick it up! it sure drinks like true english beer, hard not to be impressed with this, and it does kind of take on a cask feel, stiller and softer feeling, without the hard edges of forced carbonation, although nothing ever can quite compare to straight from the engine, this is a cool stab at it and a fine approximation, i like it! the beer is simple but good, slightly astringent as these sorts of things can be, and i have no idea about freshness, but its got a lot of malt character for being as low in alcohol as it is, nutty english malt of course driving this, very little hops to me, nice bready old world ale yeast with notes of almost apple and raisin coming out with the grain and the yeast together, nice minerality, earthy and sort of rich without being sweet to me, toasted bread, toffee, maple, and fallen leaves, quite autumnal overall. the mouthfeel is light but not thin, smooth but not long, and has faint late twang as it sits. distinctive and quite complete, unlike anything packaged ive really ever had, and it has be curious for more from these guys, more from moor, get it?! really neat little can of beer here...

Can cask conditioned. Recognised as such by CAMRA.
Amber. Slight haze. Thin scummy head.
Nice aroma of fuggles and toffee malt.
Earth malt and hop. Rather rustic with a medium bitter finish.
On the flat side.
Not impressed. Tastes end of barrel.