Adnams Fisherman

Cask at the Gaslight Brewpub. Deep orange in color with a nice cloudy tan head. Fruity aroma. Apple, apricot and maybe peaches. Malty fruity palate. Fruity finish. Enjoyable beer. Drinkable. Full bodied.

Cask at the Gaslight Pub and Brewery. Deep orange brown, cloudy, tan head. Aroma of apple, cinimon, apricot, peach, and perhaps other fruits. Full malty fruity palate. Fruity finish. Peaches and apricots. Lots of flavor. Slight coffee note. Light and drinkable. Me likes!

(Cask conditioned). Guest ale in the-first-pub-you-get-to-after-crossing-Tower-Bridge-(left-side)-South-bank- of-the-Thames (you guessed it, I forgot the pub's name). Copper coloured, malty & nutty. Very tasty.

On cask @ Moan and Dove, 2/19/05. An enjoyable day spent in Western Mass with Maibockaddict and Mkobes. Dark cola brown body, light transluscent haze, with strong burgundy-red hues swirling about when held to the light. Moderate amount of light tan head perched atop. Aroma of yeast and vinousness (concord grapes, grapeskins), with some herbal notes (mostly black licorice, maybe some light clove-like notes) and a bit of chocolate. Definite English yeast gives of some fruity esters (ripe blueberries, apples, cherries). Flavor begins with a surprising hops apparency, though not overly bitter. More yeast intersparsed with notes of cocoa and fruit. Medium body, with a surprisingly firm carbonation for a hand-pumped beer. Slightly oily texture, ends with some bittersweet roast. I wish I could find this stuff near me, on cask.

Cask @ Akkurat, Stockholm Backlog 25 Nov 2004
Dark brown, almost like UK porter. Touch of salmiak, roasted, pears (?). Almost chewable palate. More malty than hoppy, even though you definately can taste the hops. A surprising beer from this brewery.