Adnams Broadside Strong Original

Amber copper ale with a off white head and light malt aroma. Nice roasted bitter nut taste with rich mouthfeel.

Chestnut brown with a quickly fading head. Sweet malt aroma. Flavor is more pronounced than the aroma would get you ready for. The flavor is malty sweet, but balanced by a hop dryness. Body is a little thin. Fair.

Dark amber color with a decent hill of foam on top. Smell is faint sweetness and mostly malt. The flavor however is much more noticable sweet, and has a banana flavor as well. The palate is rather smooth, and not very hoppy, but still respectable.

Medium brown with white head. Somewhat fruity/estery aroma. Malt flavor with a hint of sweetness/fruit. Medium body.

Bottle pours reddish brown, copper hues, small frothy white head, decent lacing, with effervescent carbonation.   Sweet aroma, rather fruity too.   Apples/Pears up front, followed by malts, but I am also getting a pungent glue (like that used for fly tying) or quick setting cement flavor as well.   Medium body and mouthfeel.   Finishes with more of that glue/quick cement.   WTF?!?!?!

Tasted from the bottle: nice brown color. It is quite a sweet beer, but also quite bitter (finish). Lots of malt in de body.

Reddish/brown color,medium sized white head that faded slowly to a small lace.The aroma was malty and hoppy with a slight hint of alcohol.The flavor was pretty decent malty and hoppy with a slight fruit side coming on as it warmed along with a bit of caramel or toffee.The alcohol comes on a little but just faintly.Not a bad brew,decent enough to try again at some time.

Dark red-brown color, sweet hoppy aroma, light spicy taste, medium body, light sweet dry finish.