Westerham Audit Ale

Brewed by Westerham
Style: English Strong Ale
Edenbridge, England

Serve in English pint, Snifter

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Cask at Charlie's Bar - dark amber pour with a beige head. Strong caramel malts, toffee, dried fruits, quite medium heavy in body/texture, good bitter finish - good stuff. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

Malty with hints of toffee, fruit and alcohol, which isn’t especially well disguised for the ABV. Decent beer but not that exciting.

Cask at Charlie’s Bar, Copenhagen. Amber color. Aromas of caramel and rubber. Taste of caramel toffee, resins and some fruity wine gums.

Cask @ Wharf. Pours a amber color with an off white lace of a head. Aroma is mostly of fruit esters, toasted malt, nutty notes, dark berries, citrus and caramel. The flavor follows the nose with with fruit esters, toasted and caramel malts, dark berries, nutty notes, citrus and a little bit of diacetyl. The body is medium with a lightly watery mouth feel.

Cask at the William Webb Ellis (JDW), Twickenham - 14/04/12. Dark amber colour with small white head. Caramel, malt dominated nose with background fruit. Taste follows on with a touch of biscuit, more dark fruits come forward. Higher end of medium bodied with a dry finish.

Cask at the Wharf. A creamy off-white to light beige head sis on to of a clear, amber body. Some curtains show up after a while. Mostly fruity on the nose, a touch of liquorice shows up, along with a hint of roasted malts and some dried apricots. Medium body, quite a lot of carbonation for a cask beer, still soft. Liquorice, some roasted malts and quite a lot of fruitiness in the flavour. Dried apricots, some notes of raisins and a little citrusy hint too. Pleasant bitterness, both initially and in the end. Certainly a nice one, could readily drink a few of these. 120816

26th January 2010
On tap somwhere! Clear amber beer. Slightly soft palate. Toffee malt with well integrated smooth peach and apricot. Finishes sweet and caramelly and semi dry. A good one!

[5/12/12] Cask at Charlie’s Bar in Copenhagen. Clear amber. Earthy hops aroma with some somewhat toasty malt. Flavor has some mellow maltiness, a bit bready and toasty, with a bit of sweetness at first, but quickly turns bitter and hoppy, earthy and citric, to create a mouth-drying finish. Silky mouthfeel. Very nice.

Cask @ Charlies Bar, Copenhagen. Pours a clear amber color with a longlasting off-white head. Has a fruity malty caramel aroma with weak hints of dark fruit. Fruity thick malty bitter hoppy flavor with hints of caramel. Has a fruity malty hoppy bitter caramel finish.

Cask. Pours dark amber with a beige head. Aroma is malt, flower and grass. Flavour is malt, flower, grass and pine. Medium bitter.