Asda Election 05 Special Bitter

ASDA
Formerly brewed at J.W. Lees
Style: Bitter
Leeds, England

Serve in English pint

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An amber beer with a small beige head. The aroma is sweet hoppy with some notes of caramel. The flavor is sweet and slightly hoppy, with a dry hoppy end and a thin body.

Bottle, from ASDA. Amber, fluffy but short white head and moderate condition. Gentle peppery hop over low caramel notes in the aroma, mostly sweet and fruity in the mouth with some caramel lingering and some dry hop bitternesss emerging late on in the finish.

Bottle ’Tory Triumph’. Amber color with a white head. Sweet body with a strange light milky flavour. Rather thin palate.

’Tory Triumph’ version.
Dark orange colored with a small white head. Mild and rather uninteresting aroma with tones of butter and grass. Thin and watery malty flavor with little hop present. Weak, bland.

(Bottle 50 cl) Comes as "Tory Triumph Beer". Amber coloured, almost no head. Light, roasted caramel aromas. Weak caramel flavours - and cardboard - nothing else. 260705

Tory version. Hoppy nose, with hints of vegetables. Amber colored, small white head. Light hoppy flavor, quite boring.

Bottled. Tory version. Clear orange coloured with an off white head. Sweet aroma with notes of caramel and malts. Sweet flavour of corn, malts and caramel.

Bottled. Tory version. Amber coloured. Fruity notes in the aroma and in the flavour. Quite sweet and very thin. Boring.

Uninspiring generic bitter aroma with sweet notes. But the aroma seems to be the only thing marking it as beer - it looks watered down, it tastes watered down - even its texture is more of water than beer. Most disappointed.

From A Bottle.Light amber in colour with a small head, aroma is of light malt,taste is watery with some malt and a light bitter finish.