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Here
is a selection of reviews for beers brewed by
the Carlsberg
brewery
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| From: K Folwell -
3457
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Head Of Allied Command
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Rating: 7.00 |
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| I wasn't sure what I was going to get here but was pleasantly suprised. Rustic brown with a sweet, malty taste. Turning sharper in the aftertaste. |
| Talking about Ansells Mild |
Submited On: 2006-09-14 |
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| From: Nick -
2462
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Field Marshall Tun
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Rating: 4.00 |
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The use of traditional Yorkshire Square fermenting vessels enables Imperial to get its unique character from not one but three yeasts. The result is a dark amber, 4.3% ABV beer with a balance of pear drop tasting fruitiness and a deep malty aroma. However there is a rather astringent character which makes this an unimpressive but just about passable ale.
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| Talking about Tetleys Imperial |
Submited On: 2003-11-01 |
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| From: tombyars -
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Lieutenant General Butt
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Rating: 6.50 |
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| First sampled this mild in Sedburgh, July 1991. Ruby black in colour with a thin white creamy head. Slight roasted malt in the aroma with decent mouthfeel. Slight nutty texture with a hint of plain chocolate and dry dusty black malt. Balanced aftertaste with a sweet finish. |
| Talking about Tetleys Dark Mild |
Submited On: 2007-08-22 |
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| From: Nick -
2462
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Field Marshall Tun
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Rating: 5.00 |
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| This ale is not the same as it used to be only a few years ago. The aroma and taste have both changed and the beer is no longer distinctive. I would not be able to recognise the new ale in a blind tasting which I certainly would have been able to with the original. That said the beer is creamy and smooth with a slightly fruity maltiness and certainly not unpleasent. For this reason it scores a worthwhile 5.5 which is not bad considering this is a completely new ale! |
| Talking about Burton Ale |
Submited On: 2003-12-13 |
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| From: Nick -
2462
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Field Marshall Tun
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Rating: 2.00 |
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| I have had some great beers recently but this wasnt one of them. I am giving this my crap pint of the month award. Amber in colour it looked quite promising. Oh dear! There was a slightly nutty aroma but the taste was dreadful. Bordering on offensive all ale lovers should avoid this like a dose of the clap. God only knows who brews this stuff? They should be lined up and shot. This is simply awful! |
| Talking about Ansells Best Bitter |
Submited On: 2005-01-16 |
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