Morland Hen’s Tooth

Brewed by Greene King
Style: English Strong Ale
Bury St. Edmunds, England

Serve in English pint, Trappist glass

Dark orange colored, little yellow head. Fruity, lemony, somehow licoricy aroma with some flowery hops, mild alcohol also present. Meddium bodied. Flavor is more tangfy and biting with stronger hops, also this licoricy hops and some flowers here. Mild metallic tone in aftertaste with some alcohol and lemony bitterness. Good aroma, tangy flavor is disappointment.

It’s a pretty standard beer from this company. Reminds me a lot of the Fiddler’s Elbow. Rated 4/9/04

Scent of hops. Very fancy bottle. Sediment left in bottom of bottle. Strange aroma, difficult to describe but not offensive. Light red with a head that lasted a long time. Some taste of hops, but also more sourness than I would have liked. Finished a little sweet without much aftertaste. The appearance was probably the best thing about this beer. The taste was a disappointment. Like so many British beers, it might have lost something due to the clear bottle. High alcohol taste slightly noticeable. Not bad.

Amber color, big white fluffy head. Aroma of english hops and malty toffee notes. Sweet caramel flavours with some yeastiness. Flat skunky finish(clear bottle...).

Dark amber in colour with a very full thick off-white head. Tons of very small bubbles rise from the bottom, just like a good bottle-conditioned ale. A decent smell, english hops and a full maltyness dominate the aroma. Medium bodied with a few flavours going on in the background, but none overpowering. Smokeyness, mustyness and definately malty. Some of the english hops come out in the aftertaste, as well. This one isn't offensive at all, and if anything isn't set in its ways enough. A good beer, but not great. I had this from a 50 cL bottle purchased at SoutTown Beverage in Rochester, New York.

50cl clear glass bottle from Country Club Liquors; nose is mild grassy hops and light caramel malt mixed with some nuts and light fruitiness; amber with a big, glass- lacing, yellow-tinged head; flavor is lightly bitter with lots of nuttiness; finish is light bitterness.

Clear 50cL bottle. Light copper color. Aroma of sweet bread. Flavor is spicy pine. Hints of ginger. Nice grain, boldly hopped. Stronger than expected.

Shared this one w/ SkyCop32. Picked up at Maruhn Getränke in Darmstadt. Pours a nice reddish brown color. Aromas of dark fruits, hops, and a touch of wood. Flavor is smooth caramel malt, wood, and a nice hop. Would be so much better if it wasn’t bottled in a clear bottle.