Gurkha Beer

Brewed by Hepworth
Style: Pale Lager
Horsham, England

Serve in Dimpled mug, English pint, Lager glass, Shaker

Bottle. As is usual in a curry house I just order a beer you get a pint of kingfisher/cobra/whatever they serve. Whilst supping said pint I see bottles of an unfamiliar beer being conveyed to other thirsty patrons. After finishing my first as quickly as possible (without appearing like too much of your typical lager swilling curry munching lout) I order one of those Gurkha beers. Whilst not perhaps worthy of getting as excited about as I did it was quite passable to wash down my curry. More sweet fruity flavours than is normal with many lagers. Hops dont play too much of a part.

Golden coloured. Light aroma with malty notes. Sweet flavour with unclean notes. Light bodied.

Bottled. Pours a clear golden, with a thin white head. Aroma is slightly malty, and just a litle hoppy. Taste is slightly hoppy and malty

Bottle. Golden colour with very slim white head. Aroma is barnyardy and fruity. Taste is grainy and malty. Light bodied, dry finish. Not too bad I suppose.

Weak nose some hops. Yellow body, small white head. Quite flavorless. Quite funny name, rhymes on a certain type of clothing...

(Bottle 66 cl) UK version brewed by Hepworth in Horsham. Nice pilsener golden with a delicious, creamy head. Exotic, fruity nose - banana?? Very light-bodied with almost no bitterness. Slightly sweet and actually incredibly delicate and fresh. 170705

Bottle. Golden colour with a small white head. Barnyard aroma and a sweet malty taste. Medium body and a sweet finish.

Bottled. Yellow coloured with a small white head. Aroma of fruits, malts and grain. Flavour of malts and grain.