Everards Tiger (Bottle)

Brewed by Everards
Style: Bitter
Leicester, England

Serve in English pint

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Appearance: Brown. Little bit of head. Aroma: Malt and bit of fruit. Taste: Malty. Hopsy. Bitter aftertaste. Info: 500ml bottle, 5/9-2006, 85/500

4.5%, 500ml Brown bottle, best before May 2010, drank early April 2010. Poured into a Batemans badged pint sleeve. Deep amber/auburn coloured body, clear. The head was pure white and held some good lacing as the beer sank. Malted biscuits, hints of toffee and caramel in the smell, no hop content aroma wise. Fairly sweet tasting, as the smell suggested, the maltiness winning out over anything else. A hop bitterness does rear its head as the mouth dries. There is a malty richness in the body, and it is easy to drink, but something is lacking somewhere.

Bottled) A subdued way to start the weekend -dusty -’skunky ’ pasteurized nose , caramel ; dull. Resembles a bitter in apperance (no shit) Flavours are basically lots of malt and dusty yeast and dry’ish hops .
Very mild.

4.5% amber colour with a thin head, slight malt aroma, bitter malty taste, good.

Quite an average best bitter in my opinion, toffeeness to this, golden in colour with a disc like white head, nice blend of malt and hops, bitter and sweet, medium carbonation. Feels almost like a bottle of lager.

Bottle. Medium off white head, amber body. Grassy hop, biscuity, jammy fruit, papery cardboard, toffee. Peppery bitterness. Dry finish. Beacon in the bottle is much better. I’ve never really warmed to Tiger, much preferring Beacon or Original.

bottle from Voldby Købmandsgaard clear brown, large smooth offwhite to light brown head. malty, caramelly, nutty, honey-like and slightly flowery aroma.some bitter notes, but the malt is dominating. nice. flavor is caramelly, malty, bitter balance, but malts are the dominant taste. A little on the sweet side, but still with the dryness and good crisp bitterness from a bitter. very smooth palate. nice indeed.

Bottle. Pours a clear and amber beer with an offwhite head. The aroma is malt, caramel and hops with grass. The flavor is following the nose. The palate is sweetness with notes of bitterness. Overall an average beer.

Pours amber with a small beige head. Aroma is breaddy malt, light flowery hop and fruity notes. Flavour is crisp breaddy malt and earthy hop.

Bottle. Pours a clear, golden amber with a frothy off-white head. Weak aroma; dry, sweetish, almost candy-like, malty with nutty overtones. Sweet flavour, malty and a bit grassy with hoppy overtones and notes of bread in the background. Metallic notes as it warms. Dry, bitter finish with notes of bread and caramel and a lingering metallic touch.Decent, if nothing special. 04.03.11.

Clear amber of color with a nice beige head. A malty nose with bisquit, hops, grass and weak caramel. A flavor with bisquit, grass, caramel and grass.