Copper Dragon Best Bitter

Brewed by Copper Dragon (UK)
Style: Bitter
Skipton, England

Serve in English pint

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Cask conditioned at The Ship & Mitre, Liverpool. Copper colour with white head. Good easily drinkable light bitter, well balanced between crisp malt with a fragrant hop. Grassy and just a little herbal. Enjoyable.

Clear medium amber body with an average, frothy off-white head of decent lifetime, good lacing. A bit faint aroma with few recognisable elements, I get mainly light caramel, fruits and some faint floral notes. Moderate to light bitter finish and quite faint flavours. A bit thin and watery. Not very exciting, but there’s nothing wrong with this beer, so a fair session ale, I suppose.
[50 cl bottle, enjoyed 3 months after BB date, from Jacobs, Oslo]

Bitter with good character. Has a decent texture to its medium body and pleasant ale taste.

UPDATED: FEB 29, 2012 Bottle and rated while drinking it. Deep golden colour, with a quick vanishing off white head. Light caramel and a bit fruity nose. Bitter hoppy flavour with some caramel and fruity background. Medium carbonation even from a bottle, a fresh and nice mouthfeel.

500 ml bottle. Clear, deep golden body with a nice off-white had that sadly disappears quite fast. Medium aroma of malt, caramel and varnished wood. Flavor is sweet malt, caramel and nuts. Medium bitterness that becomes a bit more obvious in the aftertaste. Decent bitter, but not to exiting.

Courtesy of Joes. Clear dark copper / light amber color, small quickly diminishing white head. Smell malts, wort, straw. Taste malts, bitter: very standard. Soft carbo, low to medium body.

UPDATED: DEC 1, 2011 Malty sweetness as taste initially, finish becomes predictably bitter, but not overly bitter. The body is quite and weak and the overall impression suffers from that. A clear dark amber colour, head is off-white. (Bottle, abv was 4.0)

Hales bar Harrogate. Nice Dark bitter. Aroma is mild hops , dark fruit and perhaps nuts. Nice head and a decent lacing. Taste is dark bitter, fruit , malt and a bit of toffee at the end.

50 cl bottle @ chriso.
Rated on 20110722.
Pours clear orange color with light head. Aroma of grass, light fruits and malts. Flavor of fruits, hay and roasted malts.
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fair. nothing to write home about. pours a kind of hazy/fuzzy dark amber. not a great deal going on in the aroma department and the taste is pretty regular, slight bitterness, slight malt, slight fruitiness. cask. Town Street Tavern, Horsforth, leeds

Cask at Battersea Beer Festival, 10th Feb 2011. Classic copper bitter colour with no head. Little aroma. Quite thin. What I expected... unfortunately.