Burton Bridge Moorish Mild

Brewed by Burton Bridge
Style: Mild Ale
Burton-on-Trent, England

Serve in English pint, Shaker

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Cask, Swan and Rushes, Leicester. Black with red tints and a beige head. Aromas are light roast malts with berries. Some oatiness and hints of frut. Flavours are sweet cola with earthy roast malts. Quite fruity.

(Cask at Edgar Wallace, Strand, London, 18 May 2011) Dark amber colour with foamy, beige head. Malty nose with nuts, caramel and chocolate. Malty, nutty taste with notes of caramel, dried fruit, hints of chocolate and a mild citrussy bitterness in the finish. Rather thin body, with balanced sweetness. Quite nice.

Cask, The Crown, Nuneaton. Deep ruby with an off white rim. Rabbit toilet bouquet with a generous squeeze of green. Earth, mildew, sesame and coffee dankness, hint of choc. Rustic, earthy mild with some unusual hop squeezings. Pretty good once you get used to it.

UPDATED: JUL 2, 2007 Cask, The Grove, Huddersfield. Nice enough mid reddish brown beer with off white head. Aroma lightly toasty and slightly soapy. Slightly cloudy appearance. Sweet and light, some hoppiness, shortish finish. An OK mild, drinks weaker than ABV of 3.9 would make you think.

<!-- i -->Cask@Swan & Rushes, Leicester.<!-- /i --> Black/reddish beer with a light aroma and a mild and dry flavour. Overall a good light and malty beer.

Cask conditioned at Charlies. Reddish brown coloured. Mild fruity aroma and flavour with some maltiness in the background.

Cask (handpump) at the Flowerpot, Derby, July 2005. Deep red colour. Dull, vaguely malty aroma. More fruity than malty, but there’s no great depth of flavour. Light bodied. A reasonable quaffing mild, but doesn’t bear further scrutiny.

Cask conditioned - handpump - Malt Shovel Northampton. A ruby coloured mild with a tan head. The aroma is quite thin with only a little mocha and fruit. The taste is lightly fruity and there is also roasted malt. Ok only.