Brunswick Triple Gold

Brewed by Brunswick (Everards)
Style: Golden Ale/Blond Ale
Derby, England

Serve in English pint, Shaker

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Cask Handpump at the Brunswick Inn, Derby 17/01/2010 Hoppy and fruity aroma. Golden coloured fruity hoppy and a little sweet on the palate with a hint of dryness in a crisp malt finish.

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

Clear medium orange color with a small, fizzy, fair lacing, mostly diminishing, off-white to white head. Aroma is moderate malty, moderate overripped apple. Flavor is moderate sweet, light light acidic and light bitter with a average duration. Body is light to medium, texture is watery to oily, carbonation is soft. [20100117]

Cask. Clear amber golden with no head. Fruity, buttery nose. Light and watery body, sweet malt and fruit accents. No bitterness. 170110

Cask handpull, The Brunswick Inn, Derby. Gold with a reddish tint and a thin white head becoming a halo. Really not the kind of wishy-washy GA I was expecting; polished pine and evergreen aroma, spruce-laden, thistle-like hops way upfront, soap and pine needle. More green than gold; fresh and coniferous. One dimensional, with no discernible malt flavours to balance it, but a tasty, attractively hopped brew. The pick of the Brunswick stuff I tried at the tap.

Cask at the Brunswick Inn, Derby. Gold with a white head; fresh, grassy, herbal aroma; dry hrebal nettle taste with a dry and slightly bitter finish.

Lasting sparkler’s head covers the clearish golden body. This is a nicely malty ale with a firm, bready body that holds a certain creaminess. Mature breadiness further develops in mouth and holds a fair sweetness that is gently compensated by soft, gentle floral hops that complete the portrait.

Cask@2006 Derby Winter Beer Festival. Golden beer with a light head. The aroma is caramel and very dry, and the flavour is very dry and well hopped. Overall a very dry beer where the sum of its parts do not constitute the whole.

Cask, Nottingham Fest 05. Golden and bright - not head. Aromas are sweet lemon, butter and spices. Quite fruity with sweet hops. Flavours are sweet biscuit malts with lemon and lots of nice pepperiness. Good and dry on the finish. Simple but effective.

Cask at The Brunswick, Derby. Good looking beer, gold body with whisp of a white head. More fun to drink than their Triple Hop. Another (just above)Average British Bitter.

Cask Conditioned at The Malt Shovel, Northampton. Pale gold to clear beer with light head. This is a sharp, clean, clear bitter, crystal dry on the tongue with a grapfruit peel tanginess. Long, long bitter finish.