Bartrams The Bees Knees

Brewed by Bartrams
Style: Bitter
Bury St Edmunds, England

Serve in English pint

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Bottle. Sour aroma. Paslate is sour, and has strong notes of peanut butter, some subtle honey, but i get the feeling that this is infected. Palate is short, and slightly metallic. Pretty bad.

a light amber coloured ale, that was very bitter but with no trace of honey like bottle described

Bottle.Amber red in colour with no head,aroma of hops and flowers,taste is hoppy and citric,nice bitter finish.

Cask Stillage at Lewisham Theatre, Catford 14/06/2001 Light coloured with a hint of ginger. Hoppy aftertaste.

Gravity @ 5th Royal Oak Beer Festival, New Forest. Sweet with thin malt and some bitterness in the finish.

Bottled.Orangish appearance with a thin flowery taste. After a while some dryness becomes apparent.Interestingly different.

Cask Conditioned at The White Lion, Banbury. Orange amber beer with small white head. Sweetish, plummy beer with a saccharin note. Hard going and cloying in the finish.

Bottled. Lively hazy orange, rich head. Sweet and lightly fruity with sharp, grassy bitterness.