Adnams The Bitter (Bottle/Can)

500 ml bottle, bought at Ole Simon, Sandnes. Amber colour, large and lasting creamy off-white head. Moderate toffee aroma, hints of nuts and oak. Flavour is nutty with a distinct hoppy bite in the finish. Not bad.

Pours a nice copper color with a small white head. Aroma is slightly hoppy and maybe some hints of fruit. the flavor had a small amount of bitterness to it, but the finish seemed to be missing something. this is not a bad brew by any means but somthing is lacking here.

On can 0,5l. Red-brown colour. A delicate creamy head. Hoppy and fruity aroma. Malty flavour with some fruity hints - but soon turns into a very bitter aftertaste. Well done on can!

Can: Deep Red colour, with a nice creamy white foam.Aroma of hops,friuty,gras, and flowery nose. Palate is allmost the same, hopy smooth mouth feeling, with a dry bitter finish. Light to medium body. Nice

A little too much malt in the aroma. Flavor is fairly nice. More bitter than most bitters or ESBs really. Head is okay. A nice beer but not on the same level as their Broadside Ale, probably because it comes off a little heavy.

Bottle. Pours a slightly hazy amber colour with an off-white head. Fruity aroma with some hints of hops. Malty fruity flavor with some hoppy hints. Going over in a bitter aftertaste.

Bottle 500ml. Dark amber colour with little white head. Aromas of the english hops and some fruitiness. The flavor is hops, toasted malt and nuts and some toffee that is soon overtaken by hoppy bitterness.

Bottle- Pours garnett into the chalice. Slightly off white foam builds and receeds without much thought. Moderate lace. Malty aroma (wood, nutty, caramel), with some burnt bread and hops. Bitter hoppy malt flavours, with off-dry toffee finishing, and leading back into slight bitterness. Perhaps a little overly carbonated for the style. Good.