Marstons Resolution / Low C

Brewed by Marstons (Marstons plc)
Style: Premium Bitter/ESB
Burton-on-Trent, England

Serve in English pint

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Appearance: Clear yellow color with a white head that leaves some lacing.
Aroma: Mild malty and mild fruity.
Palate: Medium body. Moderate sweet and a light bitterness. Average carbonation.
Taste: Mild malty and mild fruity.
Overall impression: Dull premium bitter.
Personal stats: Bottle at The Alfred in Burton-on-Trent, England.

A tasty lager with plenty of aroma. Small head and a touch weak in its aftertaste.

Bottled. Light amber / dark blonde colour with a thin head of large white bubbles. Sweet caramel, hops and fruit on the nose. Thin on the palate but there’s hops and fruit there and a reasonable dry finish. Overall not great though.

Part of a gift pack, so lets not think too much of the 275ml bottle (I mean, seriously?) Pours the colour of Irn Bru, and is as fizzy as Irn Bru too. Smells very sweet. Doesn't taste as bad as I thought it might, but a lot of the taste is carbon dioxide. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

Bottle.Bronze with a small head.Clear appearance but sadly lacking in flavour. From the people that bought you pedigree-very sad!

Not much to say about this. Inoffensive, but bland. Not much else other than an average beer. Part of a pack given as a gift. Not going to insult my mum by saying it is garbage. 3/5.

Bottle 275ml. Pours a dark gold colour with a thin white head, slight malty aroma, the taste is light sweet malt with a dry finish.

Part of a 4 pack, brown bottle, 275ml, best before Sept 2007, drank 1st Feb 2007. Poured into a Corsendonk tulip glass. Premium English Bitter my arse! Looks OK, bright, lively and clean, a golden, light amber colour. The white head, did a runner to the side of the glass before I had a sip. Smelled of vanilla and banana’s, if I hadn’t known better, I would have said it was a hefe wiessbier from Bavaria. It shouldn’t have smelt like that if they are calling it an English Bitter. The taste isn’t awful, there just isn’t any taste. Mouthfeel, not there, again not awful, just not any to review and talk about. Low carb beer it may well be, flavoursome beer it is not. Great that a brewer should attempt such a beer, but I am sorry to say, I will not be having another. I will just have to stay fat and happy.

My first phone rating,woah. Hah. And this shit is low cal ,Christ whatever next. Not bad as insulting as I’d speculated. Malty and dusty yeasty. A diet beer but id stick with low alcohol in contrast.

4.7% golden with a thin head, sweet malt aroma, sweet taste (from a UK perspective it is more lager than beer) and it is over carbonated.