Batemans Victory Ale (Bottle)

Dark amber, clear ale. Fruity and mildly hoppy. This beer is better than any beer found at a green king pub but it’s far from stellar. Average, I give it a C

Bottled from Supermarket. Pours an unusual deep copper colour, just on the dark side of blonde. Plenty of dry hop flavour and nice mouthfeel, quite sweet too. All in all a decent ale.

Botella. Clear Amber-brown colour with a medium quite short lasting off-white head. The aroma is sweet with toasted malt, caramel and some fruits. Good mouthfeel. The flavour is sweet with toasted malt, caramel, hops and some dark fruit. The finish is a bit sweet with toasted malt and a mild bitterness. In Nomine Patris et Fili et Spiritus Sancti

50 cL bottle. Pours clear and golden orange with a diminishing light off-white head. Light hoppy aroma. Flavour is dry malty with a with light hops notes. Mildly ashtray like yet light fruity too. Light caramel sweetness from the malt aswell. Mixed sweet and bitter finish.

Appearance: copper color. Little and pale-beige head, not lasting. Aroma: malty smells and intensive fruits notes like oranges and red-apples. Other aromatic reminiscences like nuts and butterscotch. Floral hoppy smell. Flavor: sweet caramel malty start, fruit progress slightly citric with oranges, apples and peaches reminiscences. Caramel, butter, wood and nutty hints. Medium dry final, from hops, with bitter-fruity note like stone-peaches and dried-herbs. Candy aftertaste. Some liquory touch similar old rum. Palate: medium body, soft texture and low carbonation. Remark: nice, balanced and fruity beer, good and lasting dryness.