Titanic New World

Brewed by Titanic (UK)
Style: Golden Ale/Blond Ale
Stoke-on-Trent, England

Serve in English pint, Shaker

Pours copper/yellow with a small white head. Florally, with hints of caramel. Well balanced.

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On tap at The Nelson in Burntwood, pours dark copper. Aroma and flavour of bitter English malt, balanced by hops and a woody character. Decent.

Cask gravity at Planet Thanet BF 08. Slight haze, amber colour, lasting beige head. Bit of yeast on aroma. Herby hop. Very herby/nettley hop. It’s there, but not aggressive. Good condition. Excellent condition in fact, but the farty yeast/herb thing is not for me.

A Mes rate: Gravicask at Planet Thanet 2008.
Golden copper with a thin white head. Big English hops with a bit of tobacco and a decent malty backbone. Nice lasting bitter finish.

Hand pulled at the Wellington, Birmingham. Tawny golden. Watery. Some bitter flavour, a bit of metal and reasonable hop, but lacks strength.

Cask@Dartford BF. Was hoping for some aromatic American hops, didn’t get them though. Soft smooth texture, pretty decently balanced between hop and malt, and i really couldn’t say much else, which is odd, nothing at all sticks its head out, just, nice soft and well balanced, some citrus in the finish, a bit tangy i suppose?

Beer # 12 at Dartford Beer Festival with SilkTork and Duff. As SilkTork says, this beer wasn’t really ready, so it is difficult to reach a firm view on it. Hazy gold colour. There were some hops in the aroma, but I didn’t detect the fresh burst I would expect from US hops. The aroma was a bit green and grassy. Much the same on the palate. Another day would have probably brought this one on but, as it is, I’ll have to reserve final judgment. Cask (gravity dispense).