Brunswick Second Brew (The Usual)

Brewed by Brunswick (Everards)
Style: Bitter
Derby, England

Serve in English pint

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Amber ale with a lightly malty aroma and a plainly hopped light flavour. Overall a plain beer.

Cask@Market Porter, London. Amber colour, small slightly off-white head. Aroma is nutty, caramelly, mildly wooden and floral. Flavour is similar, but also having some toasted and mildly rubbery way (rubber not in a that bad way).

[cask at the Brunswick Inn, Derby] Deep golden amber coloured bitter, malty and very flavoursome. Toffee on the nose, decent amount of malt on the palate. Nice fruity finish - think my Dad would love this [18042009]

From cask at Brunswick Inn. Pours clear and golden orange with a small white head. Aroma is mildmalty. Light fruity, malty and bitter flavoured. A bit on the citrusy side. Ends dry and malty.

Cask (handpump) @ Brunswick Inn, 1 Railway Terrace, Derby, Derbyshire England DE1 2RU.

Clear medium amber color with a small to average, fizzy, fair lacing, mostly diminishing, off-white to white head. Aroma is light moderate malty, toasted, roasted. Flavor is moderate strawberry sweet and light bitter with a average duration, vomit bitter notes. Body is light to medium, texture is watery to oily, carbonation is soft. [20100117]

Cask. Clear amber golden with a small, off-white head. Lightly hoppy nose. Light body, very flat, a little caramel and fruit. No hoppiness. 170110

Cask at the Brusnwick, Derby. This copper beer is a well-balanced bitter. It’s not a stand out, but it’s dependable and enjoyable enough as a session beer.

A well bittered, mineral, evolutive ale that has a crunchy, bready backbone with a certain caramelly twist. This ensemble is completed by moderate, but growing and efficient floral, earthy golding hops. Growing bitterness, finely balanced. A fresh and pleasant assemblage.

Cask at The Wellington, Birmingham. Clear copper with a slightly toffee scent. Thin. Not bitter. Lots of sugar on the end with some straw in there too. slightly carbonated. Plain and boring, and a little too sweet for me.

Cask at the Brunswick Inn, Derby A deep golden pint with an off-white head; earthy, malty aroma; a sweet fruity taste with a bitter edge; and a long dry aftertate; an excellent bitter.

Cask at The Lower Red Lion St Albans 28 Sep 2006. Golden red coloured. A small white head. Strong fruity and malty flavour - almost burned. Sweet bitter finish.