Okells Mild

Brewed by Okells
Style: Mild Ale
Douglas, Isle of Man

Serve in English pint, Shaker

A suberb example of a British Style Mild

A fantastic mild. Not strong and heavy as some more "modern" milds tend to be. In my all time top 3.

A Mes rate. Cask at the Wenlock. I was pleasantly surprised by this. Dark brown with a slim beige head. Good fruity chocolate with some faint milky coffee notes. Tastes freshly brewed, good fruity malt and some faint caramel. Rounded, delicate and enjoyable.

Cask @ Wenlock Arms with Magic Dave6 and Mes. Dark brown colored with a slim off white head. Light but very very drinkable. Chocolate and coffe aroma and flavour. Caramel and mal hints in the taste too. Very enjoyable.

Half pint gravity fed at the Battersea Beer Festival, light brown with no head. A very nice chocolate malt aroma. A light mouthfeel, though a little watery, but with a light malt flavour. Easy to drink, but maybe a bit bland.

Nice in colour, completely dark, but the milds are good in that. It was a little strng in flavaour, but very refreshing.

Cask Conditioned, at the GBBF, 2004.
Rich chestnut colour, adorned with a fluffy beige crown. Vanilla and spiced aroma complimented by a soft malt flavour. Easily quaffed.

Cask Handpump at Thomas Rigby’s, Liverpool 04/12/2003 Mid brown coloured smooth on the palate and slightly sweet. Some roast malt in the finish.