John Bull Blonde Lager

Brewed by Wells & Youngs
Style: Premium Lager
Bedford, England

Serve in Lager glass

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Clear yellow, poored from tap no foam, not too bitter, low carbon. Little sweet but OK. (Moscow 201204) --Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

500ml can pours a light golden color with a big white head that settles very quickly leaving little lace behind. Aroma is grainy with light hops. Taste is grainy with a mild hop bitterness. Just another average tasting lager beer.

Draught, Pours yellow with a medium head, aroma of malt, bread, cheese and some floral notes, flavor if malt, light acidity and pleasant hops flavor, light to medium body, Nice

Draught, small stable head, clear light golden colour, aroma of wild flowers and roses, passion fruit, pineapple and mango, malty flavour with tropical fruits and a medium herbal bitterness, reminds me quite a bit of a golden ale. Highly drinkable flavourfull lager.

UPDATED: OCT 10, 2011 Draught at Norma Jean in Tel Aviv. As "Youngs Export Lager". Clear golden. Slightly bready nose with a grainy hints and a bit of herbal/grassy notes. Sweetish flavor with some pale malt and a bitter herbal hops finish. Medium-bodied. Refreshing and quite tasty.

Draught, at the Hope and Anchor, Waterloo.
Something of a gastro pub, just lacking good food, good service and good beer. The beer selection was only Charles Wells and this was the only thing I’d not had (or seen) before. Well it was a complete was of time. Yellow/organge colour with almost no head. Sharp, sour and chemically bitter flavour. It was nothing but pain and sucking on lemons would have been more fun. Avoid this shit if you can.