Pale Ale - ?%
L - dark, with a nice creamy head
S - sweet / malty / coffee
M - smooth & silky
F - full, complete profile
O - excellent example of a stout
23/30
Thursday, 15 May 2014
Friday, 4 April 2014
Timothy Taylor's Landlord
Pale Ale - 4.1%
L - golden, mild carbonation
S - mixture of hop / malt. Fuggles?
T - rounded flavour at the beginning, leaving a full bittering taste.
F - full, bitter aftertaste
O - more bitter than most typical pale Ales.
17/30
McEwans Champion
7.3%
L - dark ale look, golden against the light. Low carbonation, but keeps lacing right down the glass.
S - malty sweet aroma, raspberry?
T - toffee / coffee flavour with a dry bitter aftertaste
F - lingering full mouthfeel
O - British premium dark Ale, well balanced flavoured beer
25/30
James Squire - The Chancer, Golden Ale
L - golden, clear, nicely carbonated
S - sweet & has a slight whiskey aroma
T - flavour is full, malty & sweet. Ending with a slight bitter note
F - mouthfeel is almost creamy & drying
O - a great example of a Golden ale,
1 hop - Amarillo
24/30
Hahn Super Dry - Low carb lager
L - Crystal clear, extremely appealing in colour & clarity
S - Aroma is almost chemically, maybe the glass? If it isn't the glass, then the beer has next to no aroma.
T - Flavour is grassy, almost chemically.
F - Mouthfeel of water... Too thin.
O - didn't finish... Not my kind of beer.
5/30
James Squire Pale Ale (150 lashes)
L - Colour is quite light for some pale ales.
S - Aroma is quite typical of a pale ale, a slight hop aroma, maybe centennial/cascade?
T - Flavour profile is grassy, late hop addition, maybe dry hop, but not a slap in the face, balanced middle & a slightly bitter after taste.
F - drying to the tongue
O - nice beer - session beer
17/30
James Boags - Premium Lager
L - Beautiful bright colour, great carbonation
S - Zero hop flavour or aroma maybe a bit of corn / hay smell?
T - Balanced flavour throughout, leaving a malty after taste.
F - light & crisp
O - Hop - tettnang? Very bland lager
12/30
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