Caffreys

Brewed by Tadcaster (MolsonCoors)
Style: Bitter
Tadcaster, England

Serve in English pint

Had this in a irish pub while watching Man Utd defeat Fulham 4-2 in amsterdam with hans and gert, also had in cpt in can from Macro (the store). The game was the only exciting thing. thin crappy beer, unfit to be served anywhere in Holland. garbage irish ale that was like smelly brown foamy water.

It has a strong copper-like smell to it, which is sickly at first, but you do get used to it after a while. Creamy taste which also leaves a sickly feeling when finished, not great beer, but good.

Can: Deep clear red colour with a noce creamy head. Aroma of hay,gras,malt, and a week bitter nose. Flavor is almost the same, but it has a nice smouth/creamy mouth feeling. Thin body, medium bitter finish.

Draught at Shoeless Joes. This was the only beer on tap at this "fine" establishment that I could actually drink without cringing. Pours a dark copper with an average size lasting creamy off-white head -- the way it looks is the best part of this beer. Very mild, sweet aroma of malt and faint hops. Mild and watery malt flavour, a little fruity and a light bitter finish. Light bodied. Better then everything else this place had on tap but it’s still quite boring and it fails miserably as a British Bitter, I was only able to have one and then I just had water.

[044-20060911] Tap @ Owl&Firkin (Markham, ON). Light metallic, light alcohol, not much else. Dark orange body with a very long-lasting creamy off-white head. Very creamy, light fruity taste with a pleasing aftertaste. Medium-full body, nicely rounded. Enhanced with fries!

had on tap. enjoyable bronz color with a sweet aroma. ejoyable for a couple of pints

Dark bronze colour, a bit dirty. The aroma is very sweet. The taste is quite good, a bit watery unfortunately. Lovely toffee in the bitter but short finish.

Wretched stuff. Imagine leaking a little half and half into some pale lager. Incredibly weak comparing to the average British bitter.