Bank Top Pavilion Pale Ale

Brewed by Bank Top
Style: Bitter
Bolton, England

Serve in English pint

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Bottle. Quite hoppy and soft. Has a clean mouth feel, with some citrusy zest towards the finish. Pleasant, but overall kind of light and maybe a bit dull, but drinkable all the same.

Golden with a lasting white head. Aroma of grassy, citrus and herbal hops. Sweet caramel flavour with an odd note of plastic. Bitter finish

Bottle 500ml.
Light unclear medium yellow orange color with a large, frothy, good lacing, fully lasting, off-white to white head. Aroma is light moderate malty, hay, toasted, fruity, moderate hoppy, grass, citrus - orange notes, moderate yeasty, soap. Flavor is moderate sweet, light light citrus acidic and moderate bitter with a average duration, fruity and yeasty. Body is medium, texture is watery to oily, carbonation is soft. [20090808]

Cask gravity at Bedford BF ’09. Slightly cloudy orange gold. Grassy hop aroma and pungent grapefruit taste. Mid bitter finish. Fair.

Bottled. Hazy golden colour, big fluffy white head. Aroma is strong grass along with mild fruity and wooden notes as well as some yeast. Flavour is quite much the same along with mild cardboard and some bready malty notes.

Bottled conditioned (at Chriso, BB 12/2009). A bit hazy golden color, big cloudy white head. Strong grassy nose with some yeasty notes. Grassy, lightly citrusy hops, some sweet notes. Cardboard note. Average.

Cask, Northampton Fest 09. Aromas are citrus and floral notes with some herbal and honey character. Flavours are malty with caramel and some honey. Some floral notes. Quite like London Pride.

Cask @Northampton Beer Festival, 2009. Bronze beer with a strong head. The aroma is mildly hopped and the flavour is lightly hopped. Overall a gentle bitter.

Cask conditioned gravity dispense Northants BF. A golden coloured beer with a decent hoppy nose featuring oranges and lemons. The taste is nice orangey hops too. very clean and tasty.

Cask-conditioned at the Bag ONails, Bristol 14/10/08. Deep gold in colour with a slight white head. Aroma of oranges, citrus hops and a hint of caramel. Easy drinking, with plenty of citrus hops balanced by light malts, leading to a decent finish. Good stuff.

Blackfriers. Aroma gives citrus hints with ghrassy tones, however a good biscuity malt backing balanced. Taste is simila completely balanced neither dominate and leaves for some seriously dangerous drinking.