Youngs London Gold / Kew Gold (Bottled/Keg)

Brewed by Wells & Youngs
Style: Golden Ale/Blond Ale
Bedford, England

Serve in English pint, Shaker

500 ml bottle, bought at Sainsbury´s, Newhaven. Golden to amber color, disappering white head. Aroma is fruit, malt and hops. Flavor is fruity and hoppy, ome sweet malt. Nice carbonation.

Golden color, syntethic smell. Hoppy light bitterish character with floral and honey notes. Medium-high carbonated. Bittery finish.

Bottle. Golden amber and clear with a short lived white head. Malty bitter and with reasonable hop flavour. Dry finish.

Bottled 500ml. -from www.beershop.hr
Clear golden coloured, medium sized white head, floral hoppy nose. Malty, floral hoppy and some caramel but a bit watery. Mild bitterness in the finish. Small sediment at the bottom. Average beer.

Bottle: Shy aroma, aroma with hints of malt and some hops. Flavor is grassy, light hoppy with some malt sweetnes. All in all light bodied. Boring but drinkable.

500ml bottle into a half pint glass. Barely hazy gold, white fondant foam. Super sulfury, like a skunked Grolsch. Sweet and metallic with caramel malts and berry. A tad "chunky" with an iron and grapefruit-lime character. Medium-plus heft, sugary, "wet". Neck label accurately describes hop character. Lagerish, similar to a confused bopils.

Bottle (as "London Gold", 4.8% ABV): Clear, golden to deep golden, medium-sized fluffy off-white head; light lemony-fruity nose with a toasty-grainy background; moderate sweet-bitter flavour, light bodied; delicate to moderate citrussy-bitter finish. Decent, not exciting.....

50 cL bottle. Pours clear and golden yellow to orange with a lacing white head. Grainy and cornish aroma. Flavour starts soft hoppy with a mild fruity accent and a mild bitterness. Light caramel malt base. Medium dry finish with a delicate bitterness.