Flowers Original

InBev UK
Brewed at Brains
Style: Bitter
Luton, England

Serve in English pint

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Cask at the Lord Roberts, Nottingham. Attractive amber colour, malt on the nose, flavour of fruity sweet malt with some floral hop. Pleasant but unremarkable. Average.

Cask at the Hog and Donkey, Kent Bizarre pub in the middle of the marsh just south of Herne. The beer was on gravity. Mid brown in colour with some hops and some malts. Bit thin in mouth with some acidity, short finish

Standard flat appearing bitter with virtually no aroma. Watery flavour with a slight hint of caramel. Overall a fairly basic bitter.

Looking for a pint in an unfamiliar part of town, I wandered into a pub at random and found only one cask beer. And when I got home, I found, to my surprise, that I had never rated it before. So, a bit of a result. Copper colour. A fruity and sweet best bitter, with very limited hop presence. A touch too sweet for my palate. Perfectly drinkable, but profoundly middle of the road. A touch too sweet for my palate.

Cask at The Nags Head in Chichester. Copper coloured with a good head. Has a small soapy aroma and a slightly sweet taste.

Cloudy amber with large creamy head.Fruity hop nose and taste.

Bitter beers are not my favorit but this beer is okay. It was enjoyable.

Cask at Breadsall Priory, Derby. Amber with a dense white head; malt and hops aroma; predominantly malty flavour with a good bitter finish. Not exciting, but just what an ordinary bitter should be.

Cask. Brownish-amber. Rather sweet. Malty. Amber malt, chocolate, toffee flavors. Slightly roasted, slightly earthy taste. Very light on the hops. Nice enough. Not terribly interesting but a well-made bitter.

Based on draught version: Another average tasting English bitter...