 RichardGretton (3131), Leicestershire, England
May 11, 2004 Golden beer with a chocolate orange aroma and a hopped/dry typical Marstons flavour. Overall a pretty good pale ale.
johndoughty (2150), cheslyn hay, West Midlands, England
Apr 28, 2004 Orange flavours dominate which comes as a shock as this is really a pale ale. Generally speaking I dont rave about fruity flavored beers but this is the exception.It also has the hard to describe Marstons signature tanginess.A tasty and refreshing beer.
Garrat (1132), Suffolk, England
Jan 5, 2004 Updated: Jan 14, 2004Very fruity,orange and citrus,Nothing else springs to mind,an ok attempt,nothing to write home about.
rauchbier (2993), Isle Of Beer, Lincolnshire, England
Oct 22, 2003 Bottled. Faintly hazy orange gold, lumpy white lasting head and moderate condition. Orange aromas, but more sweet than citric, with some underlying maltiness. Quite dry in the mouth with an obvious orange note, chalky and dry in the finish
RobBestwick (555), Sheffield, South Yorkshire, England
Oct 7, 2003 orangey and hoppy aroma, bronze hue with a white head, very bitter and orangey, hoppy notes, very sharp with a thin body and short finish.
nigos (620), Sheffield, South Yorkshire, England
Oct 5, 2003 Light citrusy hoppy nose. Light golden hue with fast disappating head. Highly citrusy taste predominantly lime but with orange and lemon. Bitter hoppy finish. An unusual beer.
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