Beerworks Doctor Morton’s Famous Ancient Grease

Brewed by Abbeydale
Style: Bitter
Sheffield, England

Serve in English pint

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Cask stillage at the Grape and Grain Spring Beer Festival 2012, Crystal Palace. Pale gold pour with a white head. Fruity-malt nose. Peach, baked apple and cinnamon flavour. Bitter-fruit finish.

(As "Beerworks Doctor Morton’s Famous Ancient Grease"), cask handpull, Whitefriars, Coventry, 22/02/12. Always get a little buzz on when I see The Doctor on the bar. Pale gold frilled with lace; sumptuous cask condition. Blackcurrant and lychee aroma. Juicy, lingering biscuit barrel, cashew and pale toasty malt topped with satsuma, flowery and mango hop. 10min biscuit afters. Beautiful as usual- even Jimmy Nail couldn’t destroy my enjoyment of drinking it.

Cask conditioned at Banbury Beer Fest ’09. Pale gold with white head. I normally love these project beers from Abbeydale under the Sheffield Beer Works title, but this was not a great example, there were some really odd flavours, i got a mushy melon flavour with crushed peppercorn and some grapejuice. Not for me.