St Peters Best Bitter

Brewed by St Peters (UK)
Style: Bitter
Bungay, England

Bottle. Fruity aroma. Dusty flavour and aftertaste. Not very interesting.

The bottle presents very well although I had to try hard to get a decent sort of head whilst pouring this beer. Coppery amber coloured body with a off-white head. Some traces of lacing but hardly worth commenting about. The aroma made you take notice at least, at first I thought it was malt - bread, then I was switching to hops - fresh, pine and citrus. Taste was ok but nothing outstanding, pleasant bitterness, some caramel and butterscotch, some fruit maybe pear, medium light body and the finish hangs around in your mouth for a fair while.

From a bottle.Beaten bronze in colour,small head,some hops.Something chemical and false,not a best in my book.

Hazy orange colour with small head. Powerfull hoppy bitterness in both aroma and flavor. Hints of caramel in the aroma.

clear red-amber colour, almost no foam, decent hoppy nose showing some buttery and herbal notes, light-bodied, medium at best, very bitter, the finish is dry and flowery with lot of hoppy notes

Bottle: Slightly hazy amber hue with little head or lace. The aroma has notes of toasted and carmalized malts, earthy yeast, and aromatic hops. The taste starts witha fruity overtone of apple and pear, caramel malts, and some notes of a nutty quality. The palate shows little depth and the taste only changes a bit as it warms up. The feel is smooth and dry. This is a beer I would like to try in cask version since the bottle seems to be "dumbed down" for export.

Clear amber color. Hoppy malty aroma. A nice balanced malty bitterness with a dry finish. A really nice bitter on a hot day.

Clear orange coloured, small head. Malty aroma, bitter flavour. Typical bitter brew. Although i’m not a big fan of the style this one was quite ok.