Wells Bombardier (Pasteurised)

Nutty-brown with thin head, nice soft hops aroma & yeast, big malt flavor, lingering.

Can. Nice head with ok duration. Color is golden/amber. Aroma and taste are rich with hops andalso has some malt. Nice bitter finish.

Dark amber pour with an inch-thick head. Soft malty aroma with a touch of Goldings. Mild malty taste with a slight bitterswet finish. Very mild and smooth and typical of an English bitter. Nice.

Small but good head,copper colour,carb medium,aroma malt,sweetness from hops,nutty,mollasses.Flavour slight grittyness,of cocoa,nutty,tangy bitterness on the tongue to finish dry,metallic taste oops!.

Bottle.Poured a bronze and large head. Very enjoyable, great aftertaste and nice filling on the palate. Taste of toffee and earthy hops for a nice bitter

Can (500ml) 4.3%. Poured a bronze with ruby highlights and a fair size creamy white head which was mostly lasting. Aroma was of caramel, butterscotch, shortbread and some candy sugar somewhere in the mix. Taste was a fair bitterness with biscuity notes, more caramel and shortbread, some toffee and a fair dose of nuts. Body was medium with a dry texture, creamy mouthfeel and good finish

Pours deep, dark amber, with a big lasting cream colored head. Aroma is butterscotch, earthy hops and some yeasty characteristics. Flavor starts with a sweet caramel malt character, balanced by a nice, earthy hop presence. Body is a little thin, and finish is a bit too sweet. Overall, a nice beer, but not a beer geek beer. This is a good session beer.

Pours dark brown with small head. Aromas of piney hops, citrus fruits and earth. Interesting flavour: sweet citrus, grassy/ earthy Mouthfeel a bit thin though- doesn’t complement the robust flavour.