Fyne Ales Maverick

Brewed by Fyne Ales
Style: Bitter
Cairndow, Argyll, Scotland

Serve in English pint

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Bottle: Brown colour, nice head. Aroma of hops,citric,and a nice flowery nose. Flavor is hopy,malty,and a nice compålexity in the mix of maltynes and hops. Smouth thin body(nice enyway),and a fruity medium finish.

Bottle, moderate head, good lace, beautiful dark brown color. The aroma isn’t very strong, but I get clear notes of roasted malt. The flavour also has the notes of roasted malt, but also a hint of smoke, caramel and aroma hops/fruit. The finish has a nice bitterness.

clear ruby, with a light malt nose and a fruity malt flavour, a 5l mini cask direct from brewey

[Bottle from ASDA] Caramel, toasty, fruit. Medium body, sweet upfront, some chocolate, dry.

Better than I expected, second Fyne Ales’ Ale I like, They are getting better with the time. It is nice to drink, not dark enough to be more attractive but nice.

Rather dissapointed. Aroma is quite roasted malts. Taste ios similar with quite a bit of bitterness not going too well with the roasted.

Cask Stillage at the Metropolitan Cathedral Crypt, Liverpool 19/02/2003 Mid brown amber coloured and slightly fruity. Dry lasting finish.

Bottle. A dark reddy brown coloured beer with no head. The aroma is full of jammy fruits and malts, quite warming also. The taste is also malty and fruity. Jammy berry flavours and a little woodiness. Tastes bigger than its ABV. A nice drink.

Cask@Twickenham Beer festival. Some slight old man shaving foam in the aroma, which was odd. Lightlty toffeed malt flavour, along with slight hints of chocolate and caramel (in small amounts). Nice fruity (gooseberry??) flavours in there aswell, pretty nice.

Hand pull at Babington Arms (JDW) Derby. Deep red, malty fruit whiff, deep fruity tang, a decent robust beer.