Category: Amber (Page 3 of 3)

Innis & Gunn – The Original

Super gassy, very much like a lager, except for the taste.

Its amber in colour and has a really complex flavour with maltiness, and you can definately taste the effect that ageing in the oak bourbon casks has had on it.

Its not the smoothest from a bottle, and I would love to try it on draught.

Sampled from: Bottle

ABV – 6.6%

Would I recommend? Yes

Would I buy again? Yes

Rating: 3/5

Morland – Old Speckled Hen

This is one of my go-to’s. . . when you walk into a chain pub, and this is the only real beer they sell. . . I’m all over it.

Its really tasty, distinctive, malty and smooth (when on tap), it can be a bit gassy from a bottle.

Only negative on this one. . . more than one pint and I get struck with heartburn.

Would never stop me drinking it however!

Sampled from: Tap / Bottle

ABV – 5%

Would I recommend? Yes

Would I buy again? Of course.

Rating: 4/5

Fuller’s – London Pride

An amber coloured, relatively weak tasting, smooth beer. Theres not much to it, but its stronger than it tastes. Claims to be Londons beer. . . says a lot. Its perfect for a Southern softy.

Dont get me wrong, it has its place, and its certainly not a bad pint, but its just lacking in most things, strength, flavour etc.

Sampled from: Bottle / Tap

ABV – 4.7%

Would I recommend? Maybe (If there is nothing better)

Would I buy again? Possibly (again, if there is nothing better)

Rating: 2/5

Greene King – Abbot Ale

Malty, with a distinctive taste, a staple in Wetherspoons pubs as they usually have this on regardless of any other dross that may be available.

A nice supping beer.

Sampled from: Bottle / Tap

ABV – 5%

Would I recommend? Yes

Would I buy again? Yes

Rating: 3/5

Morland – Old Crafty Hen

Beautiful beer. Strong, and very tasty. Its quite malty and has a distinctive taste, not unlike its younger, more immature sibling Old Speckled Hen, its a matured, more established flavoured beer.

Sampled from: Bottle

ABV – 6.5%

Would I recommend? Yes

Would I buy again? Yes

Rating: 4/5

Hiver – The Honey Ale

Right, this abortion is the worst honey infused beer I have tried. Its essentially lager with a mildly honey undertone. It brands itself as a Brown ale. . . Its not. . . Avoid.

Sampled from: Bottle

ABV – 4.5%

Would I recommend? No

Would I buy again? No

Rating: 1/5

Adnams – Broadside

This is one of my go-to beers.

its strong, dark amber in colour, very tasty and just a generally really nice pint. Nothing particularly special about it, but its a staple 😉

Sampled from: Can and Tap

ABV – 6.3%

Would I recommend? Totally, just give it a try.

Would I buy again? No doubt.

Rating: 4/5

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