Greene King IPA Export Strength

Bottle - Tasting at Plan B. Clear golden - white head. Syrup, sugar, brown sugar, malty sweetess, light light hoppy, light grainy, fruity. Boring.

My bottle shared with HogTownHarry and tupalev. Pours a clear dark orange with an average size diminishing off-white head. Mild flavour and aroma of sweet malt, light floral hops, some grain and fruit -- meh, somewhat dull stuff. Light bodied. Disappointing -- it’s drinkable but I expected better.

Pours a golden amber, nice and clear. Not much of a head to speak of. Aroma of slight malt, noting too overpowering. Tastes ever so metallic then leads onto an almost tarty tangy thing, almost a grapefruit tang, finishing with some malt

Bottle. 50 cl. Pours a deep golden colour. Aroma of hops, some sweetness and some grains.The flavour has some fruity hoppiness, grains, some sweetness and bitterness. Short hoppy finish.

bottle. it has a dark golden color with a medium head. the aroma as well as the taste is mostly grain. it has a lot of carbonation.

Bottle. From LIVA, Domhusvej, Kolding. Pours a clear amber with lots of bubbles reaching up to a small creamy off-white head.Aroma has caramel mixed with a little bitterness. Flavour is sweet, but with a peppery burning hops note. Not the longest aftertaste, nor the craziest regular taste. But it is nice, medium bitter, quite sweet and very fresh. I like it despite its mediority.

Pours a clear amber with a small off-white head. Some sweetness with light bitterness and acid. Aromas of caramel and grass and citrus. Light alcohol notes. Medium bodied. Medium carbonation. Short hoppy sour dry finish.

Bottled. An amber beer with a thin beige head. Both the aroma and flavor are sweet malty with light flowery notes from the hops, leading to a slightly bitter finish.