Goddards Ducks Folly

Brewed by Goddards
Style: Premium Bitter/ESB
Ryde, England

Serve in English pint

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A Mes rate: bottle at Chris O’s Post GBBF Tasting.
Gold with a thin white film. Nice fruity malt with a decent hoppy topping. Nice bitterness. One dimensional as hell but drinkable and tasty.

500ml. bottle. The aroma is citrus fruits and malt. A copper coloured beer with an off white head and lacing. The flavour is sweet with notes of malt and citrus with a dry and bitter finish.

Bottled, 500ml, 2nd in the Isle of Wight bottles from Pat. Amber with fast dissipating white head. Pasteurised. There is a burnt caramelisation taste about this, heavy pasteurisation, metallic and frankly pretty lifeless. Standard leafy hop note late on. Not great.

Bottled. An amber coloured beer with a whitish head and lacing. A sweet bitter with toffee notes. Caramel and a bit of butter in the nose. Late fruit in the mouth. Odd in places. The strength comes through. It’s alright.

Bottled. A golden beer with a lazing beige head. The aroma has notes of citrusy fruits and malt. The flavor is sweet with notes of malt, citrus fruits, and elderflowers, leading to a dry and bitter finish.

Bottle. Pours a amber colour with a thin white head. Good hoppy aroma, the taste is all citrus with a dry bitter finish.

50cl bottle bought in Hartney Whitney. Amber with a faint ring of white head; aroma of apricots and honey; oily textrure with fruity malt flavours; the finish is dry, with a soft undertone of English hops. A sound but unexciting bitter.

Den första ölen jag drack på Hawkley Inn hösten -09. Då tyckte jag den kändes humlad med amerikansk humle. Senare insåg jag att välhumlade engelska öl med speciellt fuggles får fin humlekaraktär. Inte lika bra på flaska. Mörkare och nötigare än de andra från Goddards.

Bottle 500ml.
Clear medium yellow color with a average to large, frothy, good lacing, mostly lasting, white to off-white head. Aroma is moderate malty, toasted, light to moderate hoppy, citrus notes. Flavor is moderate sweet and bitter with a average to long duration. Body is medium, texture is watery to oily, carbonation is soft. [20100119]

Bottle 50 cl. Pours a clear deep golden with a white head. Very typically British hops in the nose. Medium body, a little fruit and nuts with a dry and lightly astringent hop finish. 190110

[500ml bottle from Rosemary vineyard shop, Ryde] Amber-brass-urine colour, no head. Fine yet prickly carbonation. Tastes of dry, dusty barley in an old barn. Sweetness behind but with a little bitterness to finish. Rather watery and bland for the ABV.