Titanic Lifeboat

Cask, The Lion , Liverpool. Dark reddy tinged brown with a creamy medium off white head. Gentle aroma with some fruit present. Caramel malt base to the flavour which was smooth, quite sweet and had some balanced hop in there too. Bitter finish. Reasonable but nowt special.

Cask at cloiseters ... copper ... sweet toffee malt ... dry hop front ... little sweet toffee in linger ... very bitter finish

Cask at the Chestnut Tree, Sherwood, Nottingham. This amber beer has a faint malt aroma and a fairly thin palate. The flavour has roasted malt, caramel and a dry hop finish. I found it fairly unremarkable, especially when compared to some of Titanic’s other beers.

Cask at the Monks Retreat (JDW), Reading. Deep reddish brown with a trace of beige head; attractive fruity aroma; fruity and nutty flvaours but rather thin; smooth bitter finish. Pleasant but lacking body.

[CASK: The Waterhouse, Manchester 18/04/07] A dissapointing brew from Titanic. A mediocre and nothing flashy. Shame as Titanic have produced some great treats for my tastebuds in the past.

Cask at Wetherspoons, Milton Keynes. Pale amber with a small white head. Very faint aroma, rather sulphurous. Sweet almond and biscuit taste. Some bitterness. Only fair.

A Mes rate: Cask at Baker Street ’Spoons. Rather malty and sticky. Some breakfast cereal in there with sugar on. Flowery hop finish.

Cask, White Horse, Oxford. Light brown with a dense fine cap of off-white, very sticky and appetizing. Caramel and fig aroma. Soft and pleasant sweetness. Caramel, grainy malt. Gentle fruity esters, apples. Clean, soft. No hop presence. I liked this more when I was under the impression it was a mild.