Everards Flourish

Brewed by Everards
Style: Bitter
Leicester, England

Serve in English pint

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Cask (handpump) @ JDW - The Manchester & County, 49 Piccadilly, Manchester, Greater Manchester, England M1 2AP.

Clear medium amber color with a average, frothy, good lacing, mostly lasting, off-white head. Aroma is light to moderate malty, sour malt notes, light yeasty, UK yeast. Flavor is moderate sweet and bitter with a average duration. Body is medium, texture is oily, carbonation is flat to soft. Just malty water, no aroma, thin flavor ! [20100425]

Cask at the Star and Garter, South Wigston. Nice creamy head and loads of lacing. If there was ever a classic English bitter, this is it! It brings back all those memories of England's pleasant green pastures. Probably won't win too many awards but it's a great session beer for any time of the year. Slightly spicy malty taste with a lingering bitter aftertaste. It didn't really touch the back of my throat it must be said. So smooth that I think I'll have another! ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

A Mes rate. Cask at Baker Street Sporks.
Clean gold with a good white head. Good malt and hop balance. Maybe a tiny hint of diacetyl on the nose but it’s not spoiling it too much. Decent lemony bitterness in the finish. Slightly thin and watery with a faint metallic hint. Ok, just dull as hell.

12th April 2010. Clear amber beer. No head and no bloody carbonation! Grrr! Light semi dry palate. Light malt and light hops - I’m surprised this beer doesn’t float off like a bloddy Nimble balloon! Well balanced but utterly ephemeral beer. Some carbonation might have grounded this!

Cask at Southwark Tavern. Dark amber body with nose of malts, butter and honey. Taste of malts. Quite bitter. Buttery notes to it as well. Pretty good.

UPDATED: MAY 24, 2010 1. Cask Handpump at the Penny Black JDW, Northwich 09/04/2010 Floral aroma. Small white head. Golden amber coloured smooth on the palate hoppy and fruity with a slightly bitter malt finish. 2. Cask Handpump at the Manchester & County JDW, Manchester 25/04/2010 Some fruit aroma. Golden coloured fruity and smooth on the palate with a floral and slightly dry finish.

UPDATED: MAY 11, 2012 1)20sec rate (train to catch), The Last plantagenet, Leicester. Gold with a creamy white slick. Dried fruit aroma- sultanas, apple, slight earthiness. Signature sultana, creamy malt, apple at the edges. Clean and decent, good fruitiness at ABV, hay, just a little tweak of orange peel showing. Liked it, even after a fairly self-indulgent trawl around Sheffield. 2) The Shoes, Nuneaton, 07/05/12. Copper with a fine off white collar. Boiled egg undercurrents, vague leafy hop aroma. Watery elderflower and peach boiled sweets. Mealy, corn-based honey coated cereal finish. 353510.

[Cask at the Hope Tap, Reading] Amber, moderate white head. Brown water with a slight bitterness and hints of fruit and sewage. Very dull, and fairly nasty.

Cask at the Hope Tap (JDW), Reading. Amber with a thin beige head; fruity aroma; sweet earthy malt flavour; and a finish that’s dry, biscuity, and lightly hopped. A basic, inoffensive, bitter, and better than most Everards brews I’ve tried.

Cask at Bankers Draft (JDW), Bedford, in Spoons Real Ale Festival ’10. Copper with a small white head. Faint sweet malt aroma. Bready malt taste. Some bitterness. Nothing much wrong with this: it was well served, inoffensive, acceptable. But it somehow lacked memorable features, star quality... flourish.