Freeminer Harvest Ale

Brewed by Freeminer
Style: Premium Bitter/ESB
Cinderford, England

Serve in English pint

Bottled. A dark brown beer with an off-white ring of head. A dry, slightly fruity aroma with boozy notes. Dry in the mouth. Malty and woody with bits of dusty chocolate. Reasonably interesting, but not overly flavoursome.

Bottle from Bulko Co-op. Bronze with a fine spotting white head. Hazelnut, dusty choc Hobnob, hedgerow fruit and oily hop aroma. Fudgy and Hobnob malt balanced (robustly) with bitterness, berries, some cask. Thick with character, biscuit and hop richness. Solid.

Bottle, from Co-op Mablethorpe. Deep copper bronze, thin but lasting white head and gentle condition. Gentle sweet toffee, vanilla and hazelnuts in the nose, again sweet in the mouth with an earthy edge and a touch of fruitiness although some hop bitterness emerges with time, finish is all burnt toffee and dry bitterness with low sticky sweetness lingering.

Bottle, Co-Op Cheadle. Dark gold brown with a thick white head that wilted quickly. Light caramel malt hints with a weak and watery bitter metallic finish. Not nice.

Bottle, Co-Op Hoylake. Poured a reddy brown colour with a dissipating off white head. Aroma and flavourwas caramel malt heavy with some muted hop. Some low key bitterness going down. Unremarkable yet tolerably drinkable.

Bottle, Co-op. Dark copper colour, off-white head. Aroma of caramel malts and slightly hoppy. Flavour has sweet caramel malts. Dry finish.

caramel colour with a large off white head that rapidly disappeared. Getting a hoppy aroma with a hint of malt. It has a slightly bitter edge to it and tastes of hops.

Bottle at neils from his local co-op ... copper .. sweet toffee malt ... little bock like nose... malty metalic malts ... metalic hop linger.