Breconshire Discovery

Brewed by Breconshire
Style: Bitter
Brecon, Powys, Wales

Serve in English pint

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Cask (handpump), at the Wenlock Arms (with Spiesy). As Spiesy says, this drinks like a session bitter, albeit a slightly malty one, and does not really shine in any department. The malt comes over a bit raw and undeveloped. A reasonable, but not very refined, bitter.

Cow & Plough Beer Festival. Bronze and red in colour with a small head. Aromas are fruity and vineous with blackcurrent and spices. Flavours are fruity, juicy malts followed by a fair degree of dryness. A little thin on the palate but therefore easier to glug!

Cask Conditioned, at the Wenlock Arms, London.
Light amber colour with a fine white head. Easy drinking bitter that is probably stronger than it needs to be. Given its strength I’d say this beer is punching beneath its weight.