Thwaites Lancaster Bomber (Pasteurised)

Brewed by Thwaites
Style: Bitter
The Star Brewery, Blackburn, England

Serve in English pint

Pours amber, off-white head, some lacing. Floral, spicy nose, malty notes. Taste has more floral-perfumey notes, malty sweetness, caramel. Pungent bitter finish. Thin body, smooth mouthfeel. Decent bitter.

(Bottle, 0.5 l, 20120205) The beer poured copper coloured and clear. Its head was medium sized and almost white. Aroma had toffee, malts and hops. Palate was medium bodied with medium carbonation. Flavours were malts, toffee, hops and bitterness. Aftertaste was malty and bitter. An ordinary bitter with perhaps a bit stronger hoppiness than bitters usually show.

Very fresh aroma, light good bitter, remainds me about summer. Enjoyed from Riedel beer glas

Bottle. Copper body, medium head. Light toasty and caramelly aroma. Medium bitter taste with a light toasty character. Good but not too exciting.

Medium brown with a soapy white head. Malt and caramel nose. Light and a soapy bubbly body. Sweet Malt and caramel with a light roast and pine. Bitter true and true. with a little stong bitter aftertaste.

Bottle 500 ml. A clear yellow colour with a medium high, fizzy, white head. An aroma of malt, caramel, toffee and hops. The taste is medium sweet and light bitter. A medium body, oily texture, soft carbonation and a medium long finish.

Very bland and thin, i fell into a coma half way through with boredom do not buy again

Bottle from LCBO. Clear amber with an off white head. Some sweet malts, caramel, slight hops and grain. Average carbonation that decreases quickly after the bottle is opened, little thin and watery, slightly sweet with a bit of bitterness and skunkiness, somewhat sweet and dry finish but leaves a macro/skunk aftertaste.