Stones Bitter

Brewed by Tadcaster (MolsonCoors)
Style: Bitter
Tadcaster, England

Serve in English pint

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Pasteurised can. The William Stones Brewery was bought by Bass and rights to the brand were passed to Coors when Interbrew bought Bass. A yellowish bit of nonsense. Fizz and metal and stale beer. The pits.

Can; Odd (catty) aroma, surprisingly well balanced with lingering sweetness. Harmless enough to quaff while watching match of the day

Can. Gold colour, very short lived white head disappears quicker than snow in Las Vegas, moderate condition. I wasnt drunk but in trying to sample the (lack of) aroma I managed to snort beer up my nose. Low fruity malt (literaly) in the nose. Fruitiness continued in the mouth becoming almost orangey. Slight tingle of bitterness in the finish.

(Can) Deep golden colour with a thin fizzy white head. Floral, slightly spicy aroma. Slightly grainy flavour with a quick and light perfumed bitter finish. Watery mouthfeel.

managed to get through a 4 pack of this and it wasn't that easy. very metallic, thin and a disturbingly brown shade for bitter

(Sampled draught at The Jacksons, Sunderland). Golden colour, good head. Smooth. An easy quaffing bitter, not much character - but let's admit it: I'm a sucker for beers like this when quantity is the matter of the day.

440ml can. Dull golden colour with no head and a nasty tinny nose. Slight touch of malt in the flavour which has a nasty after taste. Overall it just a standard watery and weak bitter from a big business brewer. Horrid to the end...

Piss poor week bitter, tastes of rust with a hint of gravel

Light amber thin but lasting off white head.Light hop nose. Antiseptic hop flavor

Cheap, bnasty, alcoholic stuff!