Mash Beer

Formerly brewed at Mash (London)
Style: Pale Lager
London, England

Serve in Dimpled mug, English pint, Lager glass, Shaker

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Draught @ Mash. Clear golden colour with a small white head. Malty grassy grainy aroma. Sweet malty grassy and slightly hoppy flavor. Malty bitter finish.

Draft. An orange beer with a thin white head. The aroma is sweet malty and the flavor is sweet with ligth notes of citrus, and corn sourness.

Golden with a white head. Corn and some sweets in the aroma, no hops. very clean in flavor, corn, hints of hops in the finish.

Draught@brew pub. Golden color, small white head. Malty and slightly buttery aroma - not very strong. Mildly hoppy, buttery, hints of diacetyl, bready aftertaste. Basic, sweetish lager.

On tap (keg) at Mash, London, October 2005. I’d been to mash before I was involved in RateBeer, but had not made the effort to return to rate them. That says something about my impression of the beers in the past and nothing on this visit gave me cause to change my mind. Although the name gives no clue what style of beer this is, its clearly a lager, and a pretty insipid one at that. Slight grassy aroma, a bit of bready malt on the palate and that’s about it. Minimalist by name and minimalist by nature.

Aug, 2005. Mash Bar, Oxford Circus. Starts relatively crisp and clean.Then some diacetyl emerges - pulling into a mildly hopped finish. Mostly bland - the flavour is just a bit too greasy caramel.

Clear apple juice body with small white head. Aroma is medium sweet, spicy, apple. Taste is moderately sweet, apple, grassy, light spice. Light body with some crispness.

Served at Mash. Brewed at Mash. (Not the bottled product, which sounds quite decent, and appears to be made elswhere by someone who knows how to brew. Thin and bland. Flavours of toffee and vanilla. Ice cream wafer. Mostly sad and insignicicant. Doesn’t taste fresh.

A golden hue with a small white head. Little aromas of malts, straw and hay. Similar flavor that lacked any real depth.

on draft at mash: slight golden brown clear look, little to no cabonation. mallty sweet nose that moved straight to the palate slight vanilla taste. thin. for the trendy crowd it serves.