Daleside Pride of England

Brewed by Daleside
Style: Bitter
Harrogate, England

Serve in English pint

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White fluffy head pale gold pour medium carbonation aromas fruit some malt sweetness flavours mild to medium bitter lychee citrus grapefruit grassy note sweet barley malt dry ale finish fruity grassy weak in flavour

50 cl bottle, Sheffield, UK. Hazy golden, musty spice apricot aroma. Mellow, some breadiness, then a mild musty citrus zest finish.

Cask at Wellington Arms, Bedford. Amber with a small white head. Some underarm malt in the aroma. A pleasing malty sweetness in the taste with a nice fruity peach background. Some bitterness. Distinctly acceptable.

Bottle 500ml. @ home.

Clear medium orange yellow color with a small to average, frothy to fizzy, good lacing, mostly lasting, white to off-white head. Aroma is moderate malty, hay, toasted, light to moderate hoppy, grass. Flavor is moderate to light light heavy sweet and bitter with a average to long duration, hoppy, fruity, dry. Body is medium, texture is oily, carbonation is soft. [20110126]

Bottle, not BC. Dusted brass with a slim white foam freckling the lip of the glass. Aroma of honeyed grain, beeswax, slight tea leaf. Mineral soft with honey and lemon, lightly buttered slate, dunked shortbread. Pleasant.

Bottle - Clear. Gold. White head. Medium carbonation. Citrus/Grapefruit hops. Medium bitterness.

Clear golden body with no head and very little carbonation. Taste is a little sweet and rather uninteresting.

Bottle from the sweet shop in Pateley Bridge. Orange/gold colour no head. Aroma of hops and citrus. Fairly smooth tastes of hops and citrus.

Tangy citrus flavour and aroma. Clear golden colour with no head. Sweet flat ale. Lacks body.

Cask conditioned at The British Lion, Folkestone. Orange Gold with white head. Light malty biscuity bitter, but really full of character nevertheless. Bitter, dry and refreshing, I really quite enjoyed it in a very decent pub.