Badger Golden Glory

Brewed by Badger (Hall & Woodhouse)
Style: Golden Ale/Blond Ale
Blandford Forum, England

Serve in English pint, Shaker

500 ml bottle from ICA Middlethon, Stavanger. Sparkling golden body with a foamy off-white head, a finger thick Peach dominate on the nose. Peachy, fruity, moderately sweet flavor with a mild bitterness. Light to medium body. Smooth. Floral, fruity notes linger in the end. Quite pleasant.

cereal, roasty, grass, barnyard, banana, bubblegum, rotten eggs, hazy, orange, white foam, frothy, medium sweetness, lightly bitter, umami, full body, average carbonation, long finish,

An English beer with melon and peach. smells almost like a cheap peach hand soap from the local kiosk. The beer can still be drunk.

Pours amber with a beige head. Aroma is caramel, tropical fruit, melon and sweet peach. Flavour is caramel, light bitter, melon and tropical fruit.

Aroma: Strong peach notes. Strong fruit smell.

Appearance: Pinkish amber in colour. Small head. Light carbonation.

Taste: Melon and peach. Very sweet - possibly too sweet. A light, refreshing taste.

Palate: Thin bodied. Watery mouthfeel.

Overall: Very fruity, very sweet. An unusual beer that I would drink again.

Pours a dark golden colour and has a peach and melon aroma. In the taste its has notes of peach and melon a nice summer beer.

a strange one this. pours a good straw/amber. aroma and taste have bags and bags of peach. the finish has a bit of bitterness, but overall the flavour is a bit too sweet. don’t think i’d want more than one, but it’s certainly palatable

The taste is mostly sweet and the body not at all robust, however it boasts a markedly bitter finish that also leaves a bit of room for the malts. A most distinct aroma of peach, maybe a floral scent as well. A clear dark amber colour and a medium, mostly diminishing, white head, lacing is plentiful. (Bottle)