Double Diamond Original Burton Ale

Formerly brewed at Leeds (Carlsberg UK)
Style: Bitter
Leeds, England

Serve in English pint

Honey amber colour body with a thick white head. Slight malty aroma of caramel. Flat carbonation, milky texture and not much else.

malt and flowery hops on the nose. amber colouration with thick creamy head and excellent lacework. pale malt and floral/fruity hops with lingering bitterness. served a little too cold leading to loss of body and flavour but it got better as it warmed.

Orange-brown. A bit fruity aroma with tones of cellar and wet blanket. A bit malty. Hoppy flavor with toffee tones and soapy hops. A bit sweet with firm bitterness.

Quite coppery and peculiar going down. A few pears thrown in. was rich and felt thick. Had it at a great little pub in melbourne: The elephant and wheelbarrow before going to see Live play and drinking the worst tasting heinekins you will ever find.

Can. Nothing special, goes down easy. Much better on draught, has a strong hint of apples. Decent beer that I would not mind drinking again.

Nitro can: Obligatory thick artificial head and flat body. Nice smooth unambiguous bitterness. Geez, nitro ruins beers

Draught: The beer was a slightly hazy orange color. It had an off-white head that hung around for a short while. Some lacing down the glass. There was a rather non-descript aroma of....It'll come to me eventually. Mild taste of malt sweetness, possibly caramel. It almost had a lager-like smoothness with a slightly fruity aftertaste. Mildly hopped. Very non-descript.

Tap: Copper with small-medium long lasting beige head. Little to no carbonation. Medium smooth mouthfeel. Sweet toffee malt in aroma and flavour. Slightly earthy aftertaste. Medicinical taste present too. Not bad, but pretty bland and boring.