A collab between Honest Burgers and South London brewery Orbit, the Vienna Lager was a big surprise to me. I'm used to Honest's "Burger Beer" (made by Brighton's Laine Brew Co.), which does what it says on the tin, but the bite of the Vienna Lager stands way out from the crowd. I'd go back just for the beer.

I had previously expressed my disappointment with Jubel's grapefruit beer a while back, and this is clearly the superior version. Just enough peach to feel fruity, just light enough to go well with a meal. Really enjoyed it.

I almost hesitate to put this on here except for historical purposes. Hells is one of the standards in my part of London, and is my default go-to if I don't feel like having Guinness or something new. It's not life-changing, but on days where I just want a simple beer it really doesn't have to be.

It's a 4% session lager so it makes a good lunch beer, but if I'm being honest I'd rather have a Radler.

A juicy lager, sold in 4-packs of cans. This is very much a "buy for cheap and drink in a park" sort of beer -- enjoyable, but not something I'd order at a pub.