Newton Court Medium Dry Perry

Tap, at GBBF 2005. Hazy gold, no head or condition. Some pleasant fruity sweetness in the aroma, much the same in the mouth though slightly muted, short tangy fruitiness briefly in the finish.

Draught@Twickenham BF. A very nice perry. Mouthfeel is nicely soft and juicy and as the name would suggest, its quite dry. Finishes is lightly sour/acidic, with some stemmy pear fruit characters. very refreshing, liked it a lot.

Perhaps a bit too cold. Aroma is harcore oak, a bit of underrip hard pears and something slightl;y pear drop about it. Taste is similar and dry as fuck almost catches in the mouth however this stuff punished me to a silly level last nite, ended up in a random bar on the way home tried to talk to a gay guy who works in a bar across the road from my own and for some reason he told me to fuck off and wouldnt listen to what i had to say the fuckin wanker!

Cask at Merton Beer Festival, Oxfordshire, July 7th and 8th 2006. Very pale in colour almost white slightly cloudy. Sweeter than I was expecting but with a definate sharpness to it. Some pears present in the aroma and this really is dangerously drinkable, still not quite as good as the Dunkertons Breakwell Seedling and Med’ Dry but very nice indeed.

Cask Stillage at the Memorial Hall, Northwich 20/09/2003 Pale white coloured and strong in alcohol. Very tangy flavour. Slightly dry finish.

Barrel, GBBF 2005: Pale appearnce. Some perry notes in the nose. Quite plain and sweet. No sourness in the finish. A pleasant refreshing perry with a destinct vinoius character.

From the barrel at GBBF, August 2005. Hazy, pale gold colour. The aroma is soft and fruity. On the palate its distinctly sweet and rather soft. Could do with a bit more acidity. An easy drinker for sure, but a bit too soft for my liking.

Farmy, musty pear aroma. Light yellow blonde body is still and lightly viscous. Very sweet, fruity, dessert-like flavour. Alcohol never apparent. Medium-full body is somewhat sticky. Barrel sampled at GBBF 2005.