Felinfoel Celtic Pride (Bottle)

Brewed by Felinfoel
Style: Premium Bitter/ESB
Llanelli, Dyfed, Wales

Serve in English pint

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Bottled. Clear deep golden, miniscule head. Sweaty nose with some boiled vegetables. Dry with clean, rouneded mouthfeel. Notes of cardboard and grass. Somewhat resiny bitterness.

50cl bottle. Pours cloudy amber with steady bubbles and a very generous head, The nose has toffee and malt initially, then biscuits come through. The taste is similar - toffee that fades into a tangy biscuit finish. The palate is pretty well balanced - at least medium in structure, then a good consistent texture through the middle section then falling away gently at the end. Overall, this is a good bitter.

Frothy head misty gold pourcarbonation medium strong aromas earthy fruit maltiness caramel flavour caramel smooth bitter lemon grapefruit earthyness sweetness and bitter even tasting finish citrus caramel earthyness nice ale

Bottled. A slightly hazy orange coloured beer with a white head. Orangey hops but otherwise everything that’s bad about British pasteurised bottled beers. Glass, cardboard and rubber. Really difficult to drink. Not good.

Bottle. Woodlands Garden Centre, Leicestershire. Pours hazy gold with small off-white head. Fruity/floral, some peach. Sweet malts, plenty of fruity flavours. Berry, cherry, caramels, something juicier like apricot/gooseberry. Flavoursome, if a little unbalanced.

Bottle - Slightly hazy honey colour. Off white head. Medium carbonation and body. Sweet, caramel malts, some spiciness. Moderately bitter finish.

bottle from Bacchus Crickohowell. Hazy golden colour, mid-sized head. Malty nose. Malty, hints of cardboard, shy herbal hops.