Ramsgate East Kent Pale Ale

Cask: Light golden yellow. Malt and hops in the aroma. Quiyte a creamy, hoppy flavour, also a little sweet. Really nice refreshing ale.

On cask at Bruxellensis. This brew was a lot more floral then the No. 3. The hops actuall displayed some of their floral character and not just their bitterness. Malts were light up front with a bit more fruitiness showing as it finished. Very light on the palate without a strong flavor, kinda tough being a subtle flavor brew in a mostly belgian beer festival.

Pleasant Pale Ale. Had a fair bit of this recently. Both in Brussels (?!) and Locally at home. Golden, light head, easy retention. Def, Goldings on the bitter edge, and bit light on the nose, although typical Gadds. Bitter, rather than Floral. Definitely fruity hop notes in the finish.

Cask handpull - Bruxellensis Festival. Eddie Gadd was actually at the festival and we had a bit of a conversation whilst I got this beer. He had actually read my posting on his Dogbolter and quoted it back to me. Amazing. And a really nice bloke too. Bizarre to see this beer at this festival. Golden/copper colour, thin white head. Bit of malt and grassy hop aroma. Bit of tangerine fruit flavour. Nice pale ale. Dryish finish.

Cask Hazy orange-amber, with transparant cask head. Fresh hops, but very dry and discreet, bit of lemon & grapes. Wry, slight bitterish with a bit of Brussels’ endives. Citrus in the finish again. Very light, apt for the ABV. Ends in a wry after’feel’ rather than -taste. Good hoppy, light bitter.