Greene King Strong Suffolk (Olde Suffolk)

Brewed by Greene King
Style: Old Ale
Bury St. Edmunds, England

Serve in English pint, Snifter

poured from bottle into a pint glass. Pours a good mahogany color that is see through. No real head from this Good complex aromas of toffee, caramel, blood oranges and a slight touch of hops as well. Slightly lacking a bit of depth, but the complexity makes up for it good medium body with a real good feel. The flavors are slightly lacking as mostly toffee and caramel dominate. Good depth on the flavors though This was a real quality ale to drink. Very drinkable with good depth and aromas. The flavors are lacking slightly, but what is there is very good

Bottle. Pours dark brown with a thin head. Aroma of caramel, oak, some fruit. Solid old ale.

Muito boa. Cerveja escura e caramelizada, equilibrando muito bem entre malte e lúpulo. Retrogosto extremamente agradável. Merece um destaque melhor que recebe.

Bottle from Alko. Nice soft and gentle old ale from England. Would be better with stronger taste but this is quite enjoyable in all it’s smoothness and mildness.

+ lekkere geur, zoet hout geur + lekkere zachte bittere smaak + Sterke alcohol smaak maar wel lekker

Bottled @ Restaurant Komfur. Colour is very clear dark amber, with white foam. Aromas are hard to put my finger on, but malts definitly.Kinda like a brown ale, but with a slight acidic twist of old ale. Taste was very unique. Not just a brown ale, but also some acidic notes, and some malty flavours. very complex. All in all a very special beer.

herbs, resin, dough, clove, licorice, woody, cereal, golden, minimal head, frothy, rocky head, brown foam, heavy cloying sweetness, very bitter, full body, creamy, average carbonation, astringent, bitter,

Dark brown with a copper tint with a lasting tan frothy head. Distinct smell of toffee. Refined malt and roast. Smooth frothy body. Honey and roasted sweet malt. Caramel light toffee. Roast and coffee. Soft and very smooth.