Harveys Star of Eastbourne

Brewed by Harveys
Style: Premium Bitter/ESB
Lewes, England

CASK at Charlies. Orange golden colour with a small white head. Malty, light floral hop aroma and a malty, citrus, grass, bitter dry taste. MEdium body with a light sweet, bitter dry finish.

Cask @ Charlie’s Bar, Copenhagen. Light amber color with a hazy look. Head was very spare and gone immediately. Aroma was light hops and malty. Hints of fruit and flower, grassy. Medium bodied. Light dry and bitter finish.

Cask - Hazy amber body, small white creamy head; Very balanced malty, hoppy nose, there are some fresh warm fruit; The head is super creamy when it touches you lips (uhhhh) and the texture of the body follows up just as smooth and creamy, flat but a little very sharp bitterness make it fell like it almost has carbonation; It finishes very long with a weird balance between the still creamy texture and a very dry bitterness, lots of sweet fruity aromas, peach as the most powerful and lasting forever.

Cask @ Charlie’s Bar, Copenhagen. Clear copper colour with a small off-white head. Malty fruity and hoppy aroma. Fruity hoppy malty flavor with some weak hints of apples. Dry hoppy bitter finish.

Cask@The Market Porter, Borough, London. Quite bitter, with lots of green hop characters. Earthy malt/hop notes, with some slightly sappy citric hops, quite dry and bitter in the finish.

Cask at Charlie’s Bar, Copenhagen.
Orange golden colored, white head. Mild fruity and grassy aroma with only a vague hoppyness. Dry and a bit rancid in the flavor. Fruit, peaches and hop. Pretty ordinary like many English bitters, but drinkable.

Cask at the Royal Oak, London
Hazy amber color. Very grassy hop aroma. Quite malty, a bit of hoppy fruitness, strongly hopped but still mellow. Excellent.

[Cask at Charlie’s Bar, Copenhagen] A hazy orange beer with a thin white head. The aroma is flowery hoppy with slight notes of lemon. The flavor is sweet and very hoppy combined with citrus and a slight sticky toffee note.