Milton Justinian

Brewed by Milton
Style: Bitter
Cambridge, England

Serve in English pint

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(Cask at Pembury Tavern, Hackney, London, 22 Nov 2012) Pale golden colour with foamy, white head. Malty, fruity nose with biscuity malt, toast, peaches and a touch of toffee. Malty, fruity taste with notes of biscuity malt, dried fruit, honey, a touch of toast and citrus. Light body, with a certain sweetness and a moderate bitterness. Quite decent.

Cask (handpump) @ Pembury Tavern, 90 Amhurst Road, Hackney, London, Greater London, England E8 1JH

Clear medium yellow colour with a small to average, frothy, good lacing, mostly diminishing, white to off-white head. Aroma is moderate malty, grain, hay, light to moderate hoppy, citrus, lemon. Flavor is moderate sweet and light moderate bitter with a average to long duration, malt sweet. Body is medium, texture is oily, carbonation is soft to flat. [20111228]

Cask (CWAF2012)
Quoth Anna: Yellow, nicely conditioned, tight head. Slightly sweet. Hint of bitter orange in the aroma. Taste is watery in the mouth though it has pleasant hops. Too minerally. Quoth Phil: Swimming pool.

A - lemon and floral A - light with thin head T - light sweet and a touch bitter P - oily O - decent

Cask - The White Lion, Norwich. Poured with a lacy white head with fair retention on a clear golden coloured body. Sweet and peachy aromas with a touch of apple and a hint of yeast. Lovely peach and tangerine flavours supplemented by a firm and rounded biscuit maltiness. Light to medium body, soft mouthfeel, lingering softish zesty, pithy finish. Another solid offering from Milton.

Cask@Pembury Tavern, London. Yellowish golden colour, small head. Aroma is floral, herbal, earthy and quite bready malty. Flavour is wooden, slightly leathery and also rather hoppy floral notes. Mild dough and grass in the finish.

Cask, gravity, at The Red Lion, Middleton, Northamptonshire on the Welland Valley Beer Festival tour Sat 11th June 2011 Pours straw coloured with bubbly white head. This is tangy in the mouth with a good fruity bite, drying towards the end, nice beer. A6 A4 T7 P4 Ov13 3.4

Cask at the St Radegund, Cambridge on 3rd June 2011. Clear gold with thin lacing head of white foam. Rich hoppy aroma, then a delightful liquid of fruity and grassy hoppiness, citrus notes and a fruity finish on an engaging mouthfeel.

Cask, gravity, at the Pig ’n’ Falcon, St Neots, Cambridgeshire, in the Bank Holiday Extravaganza Beer Festival ’11. Gold with a small white head. Sharp grassy hop aroma. Heavy biscuity grain taste with an oily sweet fruitiness, not quite the promised orange. Mid bitter finish. Interesting, complex beer, as you’d expect from this excellent brewery.

cask, The Townshouse, Ely, nice hoppy and citrus aroma, pale, clear, minimal head, nice bitter taste, light sweetness, medium body, bitter, long finish, soft carbonation, very good beer