Greene King Strong Suffolk (Olde Suffolk)

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

Aroma: sourish malt, fresh but boring hops, some smoke and honeylike tone, some wood, appearant sourishness.
Appearance: dark chestnut brown with light beige head.
Flavour: very malty, meaty salty, bitter, slightly burnt, pretty cozy but pointless.
Palate: bland but with annoying co2.
Older notes by 7, 4, ?, 3, 12.
Aroma: mushroom, malt, sweet sour, vaguely of hops, autumn, raisins.
Appearance: deep brown-red, light beige head.
Flavour: sweet-sourish, burnt bitterness, mild, thin.
Palate: smooth, mild.

Bottle. Big head. Nice garnet highlights. Has the slight fruity smell you would expect from an English Ale. The taste has complexity and the hints of carmel entice you.

Bottle. Dark brown clear colour with a bubbly light brown small head. Aroma of roasted malts and some wood, bit grainy and some fruitiness. The maltiness and the wood from the aroma is indeed in the flavour along with some sweet caramel, and nice bitter hops. Dry aftertaste with a little alcohol. Goes great with cheese!

Bottle poured a clear reddish brown with a lasting amber head. Aromas of plum, raisin, molasses and hints of carmel and toffee. Palate was light bodied and smooth. Flavors of carmel, toffee, brown sugar, light fruitiness and hints of oak and vanilla with a crisp bittersweet finish.

Color is a brown ruby with a thin cream colored head. Aroma is oak, vanilla, maple syrup, caramel, black cherry. Taste is oak, vanilla, caramel, dried cherries and cranberries, light chocolate.

Hmmm a very interesting beer. poured to a frothy head. Appearance was very dark red. Mouthfeel is smooth but a little bitter. Flavor is incredibly malty. An alright beer but probably would not purchase again at the price.

thank’s to my old dad! He got this as a present two years ago and has been saving it. Pours a rich and almost thick, dark copper/brown color with a creamy offwhite head. Very oaky, malty and vinegar-like taste. Completely dry.

This beer poured a pretty dark amber color, and with a short-lived head. The aroma is of English noble hops, with oak and a nice floral accent coming through. The taste is somewhat complex, with oak and floral hops and a bready malt combining to delight the taste buds. I think I will have another.