St Peters Organic Ale

Another solid English Ale. Orange body with a slight white head. Nice standard malty taste, with a very small hint of hops. Ending is smooth. Overall a rather refreshing session beer.

Listed as St. Peter’s English Ale. Pours with a small, off-white ehead with some lacing and retention covering a slightly hazy orangy body. Slight skunky aroma with some malts and honey. Taste is slightly malty and sweet (honey) with some astringency.

Disgusting - water thin and tasted of soap. About the only thing it had going for it was it’s bitterness. Whatever it is that is put in non-organic beers, this lacks and not in a good way! In short, shit (or should that be piss?).

Pour: A light amber color with string of clouds, no head Nose: Dirty hops, orange Taste Sour malt with bitter unripe hops, oranges with a rye bread aftertaste Body: Thin bit watery Finish: really acidic and bitter

Not kidding Organic I think there was dirt in the bottom of the bottle.Poured cloudy orange with an okay large-bubbled head, no lacing. Aroma is of hops, slightly sour malt, oranges - a bit skunky, to be honest. Taste is extremely light - eventually it’s a bit bitter, not much malt character, and yes, mildly skunky. Very flat and watery mouthfeel, not much linger to it

Bottle in room at Holland House, Bristol. bread, golden, hazy, lightly bitter, light body, thin feel,

Pale golden color, high carbonation, white head, medium lacing, not so much "crisp" as "watered down", bland in the nose and on the tongue; the bottle is the best part about it; not too bad a beer, but not worth it for the price.

Crap! Pours a golden orange like color with a medium to large sized creamy head. Nose is corn and metal. Taste is pure corn and some light struck characteristics. Not good no taste very dry and watery... boooooo.