Pen-lon Cottage Tipsy Tup Pale Ale

Brewed by Penlon Cottage
Style: Bitter
Llanarth, Dyfed, Wales

Serve in English pint

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Bottle at Björn, thanks. Fluffy beige head that is rather short. Clowdy orange color. Fruity aroma and medium bitterness. Nice beer with big drinkabillity.

Bottled. Clear golden, small head. Fruity canteloupe aroma. Mid sweet with light body and rounded mouthfeel. Some orange lemonade. Salty bitterisgh finish.

Bottle at thewolf’s Kolding tasting, 15 May 2008. Amber colour. Rather yeasty aroma. A modicum of fruit and a lick of citric hop, providing some bitterness, on the palate. Fourth Pen-Lon beer of the tasting. A little more tasty than the other Pen-lon beers but the general pattern continues; pleasant and easygoing but scarcely exciting. A rather plain regulation bitter.

Bottle. Yellow and slightly malty,Quite full bodied for its strength with some obvious carbonation. Pleasant but average.

Cloudy orange with lots of delicious looking head. Aroma is bready, sweet. Taste is floral, with small hops , some cereal and maybe bananas? reminiscent of a weizen. Body is on the thin side. Good overall. B

bottle, from Darts Farm. Hazy amber-golden yellow, large and foamy head. Aroma of bitter orange and hops. Light-bodied but full of flavour. Malt, caramel and bitter orange, as well as a touch of lemon. Refreshing, clean and crisp.

Aroma was fresh, bitter with hops, little fruit in there maybe. Cloudy orange appearance with a thin lace. Bitter pale ale with a bit of caramel. Tangy finish. Nice ale.

Grainy smell. Cloudy amber with an off white head. Slight fizziness. Tasted of hops and had lacing on the glass.

Bottle. Pours hazy orange with a small head. Aroma is hoppy and spicey aswell is the flavour, but here you also find som smokeyness.

Bottled. Tasting @ Kolding Bryglaug. Aroma is a bit weak, but is has some caramel and fruitiness. Taste is a bit bitter with a sweetish touch, has some floral hoppiness and fruitiness.