OD40oz (600), Box Elder, South Dakota, USA Apr 9, 2006 I found this at World Market just outside of Green Bay. This was a great tasting ale. It had a nice hoppy nose to it and a nice bitter taste. I would buy this again anyday of the week, not to mention it’s named after a great movie. Ingevara (516), Hindås, Sweden Jan 18, 2002 Holy grail! This is a nice beer, a great ale and something to sit and enjoy with good company. ultraspank (866), Dublin, Ohio, USA Nov 16, 2007 Had this @ The Winking Lizard on Bethel while watching the Arizona Oregon game with my boys Spencer & Scott. Special thanks to Spencer for hooking me up with the sample for a rating. Nose of dried fruit, butterscotch, flowers and the smallest hint of alcohol. Pours a clover honey. The mostly lasting creamy white head leaves fair lace. The brew has a malty front, medium acidity in the middle, and a raisinish long bitter finish. The medium soft body is creamy with a dry feel to the finish. Very nice, I like! Hi - Five! Sorry you didn’t like it Spencer, I tried to warn ya!! LordNeuf (125), Acton, Massachusetts, USA Aug 6, 2002 I am not sure why, but novelty beers tend to be some of the best creations ever made by brewing companies. This is no exception. The Aroma is slightly fruity, with a mellowness in the flavor and a crisp hoppy finish. A very good example of an English Bitter. HazelRah (276), Summerland, British Columbia, Canada Dec 7, 2006 Lemony, fruity aroma. Flavour complex and balanced ranging from overripe apricots and a wide swathe of malt notes to a heartily bitter finish. dwyerpg (2519), Las Vegas, Nevada, USA May 3, 2006 Updated: Jul 25, 2006First rating was 10, 4, 8,4,17.
Smells like caramel, very nice. Interesting beer. Malty for sure but not bad. A little hops at the end. A nice beer, but one at a time.
Second rating is 5,2,3,1,7. Either my first bottle was amazingliy good or this was really bad. Too much malts and a funky flavor. LarsHolmer (112), Göteborg, Sweden Sep 28, 2003 All these funny labels from Black Sheep Brewery. I don´t want to buy these "Mickey Mouse" labels but now and then you find these top ales behind the stupid marketing. swiseman (200), Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada Jun 10, 2005 very nice head with lots of lacings; perfect amber color. slightly sweet finish that turns into tastes of bitter. I was never a big fan of Monty Python, but the beer is certainly worth trying.
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