Olde Stone Pickwicks Best Bitter

Golden bronze; Earthy, woody, slightly citrusy aroma; Orangey, toasty notes; balanced; slight acidity; quick, vaguely watery finish.

On tap at Brewpub
Appearance: Clear amber with medium light , white top.
Nose :pleasant citric-bitter aroma , lemon grass , grape and grassy meadow hops. Light sweet base . Refreshing.
Flavor/Palate : Medium bodied , some sticky texture. Light woody , twig like with soft bitter hints. Side and top was citric bitter nature. Overall smooth , gentle , clean bitter hopping. Late toffee-cookie malts.14+/20

(Draught) Sampled at the brewpub in Peterborough, ON. Pours a foamy, white, lasting head with a honey brown coloured body. Tiny bubbles lend to its pleasant bitter hops aroma and mild buttery flavour. Bitter finish. Milky.

Amber body, Light hoppy bitterness with notes of citrus and fruit. Moderate hops in the aroma as well. Average palate. Needs a bit more of everything in my opinion, but this was still my favorite of their beers. Solid session beer that I could drink a few pints of.

A palate cleaner. No smell, some ofsetting malt and citrus and acidic from hops. Thin-Medium