Brentwood Chockwork Orange

Brewed by Brentwood
Style: English Strong Ale
Brentwood, England

Serve in English pint, Trappist glass

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Cask conditioned at The Southampton Arms, Kentish Town. Slightly sweet, fully flavoured but I found the orange flavour to be a bit wierd. Chocolate hints with a background burnt coffee chaff. Interesting more than good.

A nice take on the chocolate christmas orange. Orange and chocolate aromas, with a sweet flavour. Dark and creamy. Good.

Bottle @ Beer, Bocce and Boozer tasting. Chestnut brown color with a small off-white head. The nose is brown sugar, nuts, sweet syrup. The taste is sugary, notes of sweet fruits and dark chocolate. Light nuts on the finish. Medium bodied. Overall, a pretty decent beer.

Bottle at the Beer, Bocce and Boozer tasting, London. Pours red-black-brown with a fine, tan head. Dusty cocoa in the nose. Medium sweet flavor, light cocoa, light roast, some faintly tangy dark malts. Medium bodied with fine to average carbonation. Light dryness in the finish with dark malts, mild tang, dusty cocoa. Not getting any orange notes, really. Nice enough beer overall, though.

Milk chocolate nose with lactose and crystal malt in the body. Roasted malt finish.

Bottle 500ml.

Clear medium to dark brown colour with a small to average, frothy - fizzy, fair lacing, fully diminishing, off-white head. Aroma is moderate malty, roasted, caramel, chocolate, burnt caramel. Flavour is moderate to light heavy sweet and moderate bitter with a long duration, chocolate malt, burnt caramel, fruity, dark malt. Body is medium, texture is oily, carbonation is soft. [20110619]

Bottled. Reddish amber colour with small off-white head. Aroma is oranges, chocolate, mild roasted notes. Flavour is roasted malts, some chocolate and mild oranges. Also some mild alcohol.

bottle at home ... dark red brown ... thin tan head ... sweet woody chocolate roast malt nose ... big sweet chocolate ... light easy orange peel ... soft light oily carbonation ... nice body ... easy sweet chocolate ... i quite like this.

Bottle from Ales By Mail, Great beer packed full of flavour. Deep dark colour, lovely chocolate after taste with the oranges up the front and plenty of body. Brewed with whole oranges and zest, unlike previous reviews have stated.

28th January 2009
Cloudy dark brown beer. Low carbonation. Sour start with subtle chocolate and orange tones. A little bit of roasted malt underneath. A little soft hop in the finish. Kinda works bit some more carbonation would have helped. Brewed with orange zest.

Kings Arms, Upnor. A very sweet and strong ale with melted chocolate and walnuts. A little heavy for a hot summer’s afternoon, this is more of a winter sipping ale. Smoky, leathery, coffee (camp coffee - sweet and artificial). Drinkable.