Clocktower Fenian Red

The Lure:
On cask but severely cloudy. Either this is the bottom of the cask, or it hasn’t dropped clear yet. Either way, this is pretty unacceptable. Gorgeous lacing though around the citrusy, wooden hoppiness. A mineral awkwardness emulates chalk. Oranges and flower petals complete the intriguing but scarred perfume.

The Festivities:
A vivid grassy hop flavor is surrounded by veiled caramel malts and flowery fruitiness. A metallic dagger quickly ends any graceful effusion, as an unclean yeast mars the hop bitterness.

Transcendence:
A lack of care will bring rust.

(Draught) Pours a thin, white head and a dark copper body. Aroma of roasted malt and caramel. Strong flavour of malt with a bitter, residue finish. Average

Caramel gold , small but thick head . Scotch-buttery like , woody malty aroma . Medium light body , smooth light malt with bitter aftertaste . Simple drinkable ale.

Deep red colour, with a sweet malty nose with some butterscotch. Malty taste with a light hoppiness, but the beer as some acidic tinges to it (turning?).

A decent beer for sure, with a malty profile and a tad of fresh gunpowder smoke in the finish. Modest bitterness, but it is there and makes the overall drinkability. Amber with big head, malt aroma. Creaminess in mouthfeel.