Marble Pint

Brewed by Marble
Style: Golden Ale/Blond Ale
Manchester, England

Serve in English pint, Shaker

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Cask-conditioned at the Marble Arch, Manchester 10/06/09 as "Pint". Pale gold in colour with a frothy white head. Big aroma of rose petals, gooseberries and citrus hops. Flavours of turkish delight, more gooseberries, orange grass and a long dry finish. Excellent and all the more creditable for being a sub 4% ABV beer.

Cask @ Cloisters, Edinburgh. Hazy golden yellow colour, reasonable head. Biscuit & citrus fruit aroma. Citrus fruit flavour, bitter aftertaste. Good golden ale.

Citrus nose. Quite malty with strong citrus character, not really enough hop to balance it. This is fine as a refreshing session ale, but slightly disappointing overall.

cracking. pours very pale yellow. almost like a pilsener. lots of floral notes in the aroma. big grassy flavour with a strange earthy ash like quality (it was good though). a very refreshing beverage. would like to drink a lot more! as PINT from Marble Arch. Manchester

On cask at The Stagg’s Beer Festival, 2011. Pours a light golden colour with a thin white head. Aroma of passion fruit, pineapple and pine. Similar flavours and nicely bitter with mild carbonation and CO2 prickle, An oily mouth-feel with lingering pine, passion fruit and caramel flavours.

Sehr milder Bitterantrunk, natürlich. Grasig, vollmundig, erneut Gras, Zitrone, dazu minimal helle Kräuter. Zum Ende trocken bitter. Wenig Karamell. /10/11/9//11

Cask at In de Wildeman, as Marble Pint. Slightly hazy golden colour, no head. Aroma of loads of hops, citrus, light resin, pine, very nice. Flavour is very refreshing, citrus, light grainy malts, crackers, big hoppy finish with pine and citrus. Light bodied, oily mouthfeel. Lovely stuff, hope to find this more often.

Cask @ In De Wildeman (as PINT). Yellow golden color, no head. Aroma’s of grainy malt, hops, a bit of resin & fruit, all nicely balanced. Grainy/malty flavor, with a touch of bitterness. Light body, low carb. Finishes with mor grainy malts, a light bitterness and eventually bitter. A classic English ale.

Gravity at Birmingham Beer Festival 2011. Smells great - Nelson like. Tastes tropical and juicy, with a slightly short finish. Actually the finish is fine, but there is a slight paper in the throat. Very good.

Cask (gravity) - Norwich Beer Festival 2011. Poured with a loose bubbly white head atop a clearing golden body. Zesty lemon, grapefruit, tangerine & peach aromas. Similar on the palate with an OK biscuity undertone. Light to medium body, soft palate texture, medium length bitterness.Crisp, firm, hoppy & thirst quenching. First beer of the evening, good start to proceedings - great session stuff.

Pour at the Borefts Bier Fest 2011. Slight citrus and hops - very easy to drink...