Westerham Audit Ale

Brewed by Westerham
Style: English Strong Ale
Edenbridge, England

Serve in English pint, Snifter

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Gravity at the Grape and Grain Spring Beer Festival 2011. It pours amber with low carbonation and a thin off-white head. The nose is wood, dark fruit and berries and caramel. The taste is oak, varnish, vanilla, red berries, apricot, lemon peel and parma violets, with a boozy, wood finish. Decent old-style strong ale.

Cask - White Cliffs Beer Festival. A dark ruby red colour with a fine beige head. Strawberry aromas and a malty caramel character. More berries in the taste on a thickish body. A smooth mouthfeel and a dry fruit finish.

Dark tawny, off white head, dark marmalade nose, burnt caramel and orange palate. Bitter orange finish.

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.

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

Ud klar mørke gylden skum tæt lang Grap Citrus malt brød Bitter meget og lang Cask @charlie ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

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

Beehive, Brixton South London - cask conditioned. Full tasting beer bitter and slightly fruity. Two would be the limit on this one!