Morland Tanners Jack (Bottle)

Brewed by Greene King
Style: Bitter
Bury St. Edmunds, England

Serve in English pint

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UPDATED: JUL 27, 2005 A clear orange beer with a small white head. The aroma is hoppy and slightly metallic. The flavor is also very hoppy combined with notes of grass - but it is not my type of hops.

Bottled. Reddish copper colour with mediumsized foamy head. Fruity hoppy aroma. Bitter fruitish/berryish flavour with hoppy notes. Standard bitter.

Dark orange in colour. Light bodied, nutty, slightly sweetish, low bitterness. A nice easy drinking ale.

Bottled at DBF 2005. Orange coloured with a white head. Unpleasant aroma of hops, vegetables and grain. Bad flavour of hops and grains. One of the worst beers I’ve had.

an amber coloured ale, with a hoppy nose, and a fairly standard bitter. not my thing.

Bright copper colour, malty aroma a balance of malt and foresty hop, with a dry finish.

50cl bottle from Asda. Darkish copper colour with thin white head. Stale malt aroma with caramel and some hop. Some caramel in mouth and on the end with some hop. Bit dead overall

Hazy amber with creamy small light-tan head. Aroma is both floral and nutty. Taste is floral, peppery, underlying toasty maltiness, with some wood. Finishes wood and caramel. Nice beer.

12oz bottle-pours a light tan head and amber color. Aroma is medium malt-sweet, secondary spice hops. Taste is medium malt, secondary spice/metallic hops, which continues through aftertaste. Thanks jwc215 for sharing.

Bottled (BB 04/2006)
Copper brown color, fine creamy tanned head. Strong pinewood-hoppy aroma with notes of toffee and ash. Medium-bodied. Flavor is mix of oaky hoppyness and caramelly sweetness, but sweetness is not dominating. Soft bitter aftertaste. Good session beer.