Redemption Pale Ale

Brewed by Redemption
Style: Bitter
London, England

Serve in English pint

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Cask at Enfield Town FC. Orange with a frothy head, dominated by floral hops but a bit bland. Acceptable bitter but a bit disappointing as I’ve always liked the brewery’s other efforts.

Pint in Kings Head, Clapham. Light golden bitter, almost no head. Nose is floral and grainy malts. Taste is light citrous grassy hops, light caramel, fairly standard light golden bitter.

Light floral hops, with slight melon. Light sweet, but mainly bitter. Decent

Cask at the Port Street Beer House. This is a dry pale bitter, with a pleasant herbal hop finish. A good session beer.

Cask @ Our Black Heart. Amber copper colour, not much head. Caramel malt aroma. Dry fruity resin malt flavour. Quite smooth with bitter aftertaste. A decent bitter.

Pale amber ale. No substantial head. Iron tasting flavour which is long lasting. moderate drinking beer.

Cask. Creamy white good mostly lasting head. Yellow colour. Moderate malty and hoppy aroma. A bit cheasy. Moderate bitter flavor. Average moderate bitter finish. Oily palate.

Cask @ Black Heart, Camden. Medium head with medium duration. Color is golden. Aroma and taste are fruits, malt, hops and notes of floeers.

Amber color with a creamy white head. The nose is a bit sweet and grassy, some brown bread malts present. The taste is pretty simple: initially medium sweet with a dryish bitter finish. The mouthfeel’s not of much consequence, watery and easy to drink. OK bitter.

RBESG August 2011, Brew Wharf. Golden with a small white head. Grainy malt and grassy hops in the nose. Dry malty and grassy flavour. Very middle of the road