Anglo Dutch Sweet Jane

Brewed by Partners (prev Anglo Dutch)
Style: Golden Ale/Blond Ale
Dewsbury, England

Serve in English pint, Shaker

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Cask conditioned at The Guest House, Southport. Pale gold with white head. Flowery, slightly sweet beer. There is a wheatabix type flavour in the background, quitemalty and yeasty. Floweryhopin the close. It’s ok.

Cask Stillage at the Roundhouse, Derby 26/02/2011 Floral hop aroma. Golden coloured and sweet on the palate with a kahlua flavour. A hint of bitterness in a dry malt finish.

cask at cloisters ... dark amber ... thin white lacing ... soft fruit hops ... light fruit hop ... little orange ... little banana... dry bitter linger

Cask, King’s Head, Carlisle. Dry, golden faintly honey tasting brew. Tastes somewhat metallic and unfinished, with a bit of papery leaves/grassiness.

Cask @ Cloisters, Edinburgh.
Pours lightly hazy golden with a thin film head. Aroma is grainy, light grassy. Pretty boring. Light carbonation, fine dry mouthfeel. Flavour is lightly grassy, some soft maltiness andslightly fruity and peppery. Boring.

Cask-conditioned at the Bag ONails, Bristol 20/11/08. Sweetish and golden in colour, with a slight white head and short dry finish. Not very memorable.

Cask, gravity, at Bedford BF ’08. Gold. Faint almondy sweet malt aroma. A little sweetness in the taste, but I thought it was rather nutty. Slight bitter finish. This was pretty ordinary.

Cask at Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem, Nottingham. Despite its name, this hazy pale yellow beer isn’t sweet at all. Instead it’s deeply bitter; however, the somewhat earthy flavour lacks complexity and the palate is rather watery. Half a pint was a sufficiency for me.