Hambleton Stud

Brewed by Hambleton
Style: Bitter
Ripon, England

Serve in English pint

Nice golden, hoppy bitter. Drank in Nags Head, Pickhill.. close to the brewery. Served perfectly and tasted extreamly fresh and quaffable. The finish is long and pleasant.

Hand pulled at the Wellington, Birmingham. Hazy orange, no head. Peach/orange beginning, then a hoppy, fuzzy and herby mouthfeel - thick, jammy and packed with flavour. Good bitter finish. Very tasty indeed.

chocolate and malty aroma, copper in colour with a large frothy head, chocolatey and malty flavour with some balancing hoppy notes, creamy texture with a long bitter chocolate finish.

A mid amber orange coloured beer with a weak white head. A light hoppy nose, lemony citrus fruit aroma that leads to a honeyed smell. a dry citrusy fruit taste, lemony, grassy but a sweet honeyed taste balances the final flavour. The finish is dry. (Cask - The Ouse Amateur Sailing Club, King’s Lynn, Norfolk).

Slightly soapy looking head sits atop a clean golden body, the head spoils its appearance and not surprisingly it doesn’t last long either. Everything else about this brew is great tho! From the fresh flowery hops bursting through on the nose, to the gentle sweet, smooth malt of the palate. A gentle citrus fruit slowly creeps across the tongue on the considerable finish. Truly a quality beer, spoiled by the awful looking head...it was a clean glass with no trace of detergent...as far as I could see! Asda, Harrogate.

Cask at cloisters ... Golden orange ... hoppy and orange peel ... smooth fruity orange ... quite sweet and floral ... juicy and a bit herbal.

Bottled. Good hoppy aroma, copper-gold colour with small head and plenty of condition. Lots of sweet malt and hops in mouth and a soft hoppy aftertaste.