 Fratto (670), Arlington, Texas, USA
Oct 21, 2009 Don’t know why I haven’t rated this yet. Bottled. Smells a little of hops with toffee. Tastes like honey and caramel with roasted malts. Sticky mouthfeel.
troopie (851), USA
Oct 20, 2009 Bottle. Poured clear orange with thin fast dissipating white head. Moderate hop aroma, with a little malt toastiness. Well balanced flavour between malt and hops, with a lasting finish. Just the thing for fish and chips.
bigguns22 (88), Maryland, USA
Oct 17, 2009 Caramel in color,small white.This beer is good not great.Soft yet bitter and malty.Very drinkable but not a stand out.
TheDutchman (18), Louisiana, USA
Oct 13, 2009 I’m not a huge fan of bitters but this is by far one of the better ones I have tasted, I poured from a bottle into an English pint and it has a beautiful copper color with a very thin head. It has a strong citrus smell and tastes like a lemony toffee. It has a bitter finish that is not overwhelming and amazingly smooth on the palate.
Moggle (24), Oxfordshire, England
Oct 13, 2009 Lovely golden colour.
Nose: Citrus
Taste: honey, caramel, toast, bitter orange, biscuit.
Light bodied yet satisfying and full of flavour.
Hermod (247), Vantaa, Finland
Oct 13, 2009 50cl bottle. Pours copper color, with a thin head. Orange and caramel aroma. Smooth, with a dry bitter finish, overall a very good ale.
mkel07 (494), Brisbane, Australia
Oct 9, 2009 500ml bottle. Bronze copper in colour with a medium tight beige head. Looks robust and complex and has inviting aromas that tickle the nose. Strong flavour with a nice level of bitterness and the flavour and taste reach all parts of the mouth. Very solid beer.
MexiFinn (42), Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
Oct 3, 2009 Absolutely one of the better bitters/ales out there, these guys know how to brew, toffee, caramel, oranges, lightly bitter... I feel like royalty chugging these... Cheers!
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