Fyfe Lion Slayer

Brewed by Fyfe
Style: Bitter
Kirkcaldy, Fife, Scotland

Serve in English pint

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[Cask conditioned] Amber coloured. Sweet, malty aroma with notes of honey and caramel. The flavour is rather malty with a bitter, hoppy finish.

A quaffing summer ale made at the excellent Harbour Bar at Kircaldy in Fife. Lightish brown in colour, but not as pale as some of this style. Very floral aroma - US hops. Again floral on the palate, but well-balanced by some bitterness. Finishes dry and crisp. A well made beer and very refreshing. An excellent more-ish pint. Cask, Great British Beer Festival, August 2003

(Cask) Rusty-gold; thin white head, stable. Nose of hops and horse-feed pellets. Some coloured malts. malty, with a citrussy hops flavour (Cascade!). Underbuild by malt with a blood-iron taste. This might sound Dracula-like, but it's actually quite OK (hyaarggh). Mouthfeel is a bit thin, but saved by the malts. Better than run-of-the-mill.