St Ives Brewery and Hotel Reviews
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1.2 St Ives Old Bastard I’m a bit of a fan of Malt beers, but this one just doesn’t work for me. the malt is overpoweing, and the flavour overall is overly burnt. never again will this little horror cross my tongue Wednesday, June 1, 2005 | |
 AlphaOne |
2.9 St Ives Old Bastard A reddish brown with a light brownish head. sweet dark crystal malt, definate caramelized and roasted aroma. slight biscuity and burnt toast maltyness, with appealing roasted bitterness. Unfortunately the malt is too cloying. Thursday, March 25, 2004 | |
 Trogdor |
2.9 St Ives Gothic Gold Lager floral hop aromas. light gold with small head. hoppy pilzner/wet blanket/bubblegum transitional flavour. thin, dry finish. not bad, the transitional flavour threw me off, it started out like a typical pilzner imitation, then went to a slightly unpleasant wet blamket then finished off lightly estery with bubblegum. Monday, March 22, 2004 | |
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Trogdor |
3.2 St Ives Old Bastard sweet coffee/espresso, bitter chocolate and honey aromas. dark red with small head. honey, sweet malt and caramel. medium body. nice, sweet, red ale. Monday, March 22, 2004 | |
 motelpogo |
3 St Ives Old Bastard nfob03. some cascade in the aroma. tasted of cruched nuts in golden syrup. dumb name but reasonable beer Thursday, February 5, 2004 | |
 duff |
2.9 St Ives Old Bastard Sweet caramelly malts, finish is hoppy, citrusy, a hint of grassyness, with little bitterness. Uncomplicated, sweetish palate, short-ish finish, but fairly tasty. (Tap Brissy beer festival 03') Thursday, January 22, 2004 | |
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