 Jonte (458), Gothenburg, Sweden
Oct 14, 2007 Updated: Sep 27, 2008
Cask at Charlie´s Bar in Copenhagen.
Pale brown/amber color with a small head. Light aroma of fruit, yeast and floral hops. Tastes of citrus, banana, some bread, yeast and light hop bitterness. Flat carbonation. Nice, goes down very easy.
080225. Cask at Mathers, Edinburgh.
Overall: 3.3
PJClarke (50), London, Surrey, England
Nov 29, 2008 A nutty amber ale with a small, wispy head of pure white. Citric hoppy notes in the aroma. Hops again and toasted cereals in the mouth very light and easy. A great session drinker.
Bart (1455), Vosselaar, Belgium
Nov 29, 2008 Darker orange amber coloured beer with no carbonation and an average creamy oof-white head. Sweet fruity aroma with some light caramel touches. Full creamy palate. Finish is bitter fruity, longer dry ending. A very nice, well balanced bitter
gary07734 (210), Tyne & Wear, England
Nov 20, 2008 Red tinged golden pint, small head. Taste is nice balanced bitterness with fruity hops and a touch of malt. Good.
AsaNewt (106), blackpool, Lancashire, England
Nov 1, 2008 Smooth creamy pint. Nice elderflower on the nose. a citrussy biscuit flavour with a creamy mouth feel. A great session beer
pivnizub (4007), Porúří, Germany
Oct 18, 2008 On draught at The Hope, Wandsworth (next door to Chez Bruce): Amber, small , stable and lacy off-white head; distinctive worty-hoppy nose with a - not unpleasant - barnyardy touch, pretty light bodied, moderate to stronger bitter-sweet flavour; increasing fruitiness and maltiness in the lingering bitter-sweet finish. Good session beer and a good appetizer before You enter the the culinary heaven of Chez Bruce............
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