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| From:
barthez -
808 |
Rank:
Major General Hogs Head
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Rating:
6.50 |
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| An unexciting pint. Not bad but no real flavours shining through either. |
| Submited
On: 2004-03-21 |
| From:
luke -
216 |
Rank:
Lieutenant Colonel Kilderkin
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Rating:
7.00 |
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| This beer had a reasonable amount of flavour, and had a mild amount of aroma about it. Not bad in the whole, I have had far worse beers. I would advise B & T to be a bit more adventurous in the mix and add a few more aromatic hops. |
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On: 2004-03-21 |
| From:
Nick -
2462 |
Rank:
Field Marshall Tun
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Rating:
7.00 |
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| A nice mid amber session ale with an impressive fruity nose. The taste was again of slight fruit and a good degree of bitterness. Worth a try. |
| Submited
On: 2004-03-22 |
| From:
K Folwell -
3457 |
Rank:
Head Of Allied Command
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Rating:
7.00 |
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| A well conditioned chestnut brown ale with a fruity nose. Tangy and fruity to start with a very dry and hoppy aftertaste. Bitter to finish. |
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On: 2008-04-14 |
| From:
tombyars -
887 |
Rank:
Lieutenant General Butt
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Rating:
6.50 |
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| Tasted this traditional bitter in Esquire House, Glasgow (JDW) in June 2010. Crystal clear pale copper in colour with a thin white head. Short aroma of crisp green apples. Thin mouthfeel and poor lacing. Weak pale malt base gives a digestive biscuit note with a slight hint of dried currants. Aftertaste is dry and metallic, with a sharp tang of hop resins. Finish is very dry and bitter with a woody oak cask note. An ok session bitter but very thin bodied and lacking in complexity. |
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On: 2010-06-18 |
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