Corvedale Molly Morgan

Brewed by Corvedale
Style: Bitter
Craven Arms, England

Serve in English pint

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500ml Bottle - Amber/copper with a foamy head. Slightly spicy and fruity aroma with some roasted notes. Fruity taste with fruity cake and some spicy malt elements.

(Cask at Southampton Arms, Kentish Town, London, 20 May 2010) Deep amber colour with brief, off-white head. Malty, slightly toasty nose with dried fruit, a touch of sulphur and earthy hops. Malty, toasty taste with notes of dried apricots, orange peel, a hint of sulphur and earthy hops in the finish. Slightly below medium body, balanced sweetness, generous bitterness. A very tasty and well balanced bitter

Pours amber, smallish head. Taste is average pale bitter, some cereal, malts and nuttiness with a light finish. OK.

Cask in the market porter. Alround rating: Roasted chcolate(subtle) malt, thin and grassy with hints of fruityness, but a bit boring really.

500 ml bottle. Poured deep amber with a small off white head. A clear ale despite the sediment left in the bottle. Very bitter, with a nice balance of malt & fruit. I liked this.

Bottle. Orange and slightly cloudy.Some sediment left at the end of drinking.Bitter and fruity with a lot of flavour for a four per center.

Bottle. Amber brown with an off-white head. Aromas are weetabix and tea with some nuttiness. Flavours are dry, nutty and hoppy with chocolate and weetabix malts. Earthy and peppery with light citrus. Too much carbonation. A standard traditional bitter.

Cask at The Market Porter. Dark amber with a creamy froth. Fruity aroma. Some citrus as well as earthy hop flavours, with some chocolate notes in the finish. Body is light. Not bad.