Bells Rainmaker

Formerly brewed at Bells (UK)
Style: Bitter
Leicester, England

Serve in English pint

Cask Stillage at the Charotar Patidar Samaj, Leicester 19/03/2005 Amber coloured slightly fruity with some wheat flavour. Dry slightly bitter lasting finish.

Cask @ Reading Beer Festival. Drinkable yet bland bitter with fruit but little bitterness. Some sulphur in there also?

Copper colour with a red tinge. Malty aroma, with touches of smoky tobacco. Dry and fairly bitter. Decent enough, but there’s nothing out of the ordinary to grab the attention. Cask (gravity dispense), Reading Beer Festival 2005.

Cask@Reading BF. Green apple in the aroma. Grainy malt, thin mouthfeel. Some unwamted rubber characters. A very dull bitter.

Gravity at Reading Beer Fest, with Kook, Duff, Chris_o and Joeh. Strongly bitter, peppery even. Some fruity malt, but generally just very bitter. Good stuff, to put hairs on your chest.

Copper with no head. Malty flavour, but quite bland. A bit dry and a b it think. Ok drinkable bitter.

Cask@Leicester Beer Festival. Strong coloured bitter with a light aroma and a nice dry flavour at the finish with a smooth body. Overall a good balanced bitter.

Sulphury, dryish, thin and overtly malty dark amber ale - you can tell they’re a new brewery! (Cask at Brunswick, Derby)