Keg at GBBF ‘19, day three, 08/08/19. Lightly hazed olden orange with a decent off white cap. Nose is caramel, sweet notes, chai spice, herb, grass. Taste comprises sweet malts, caramel, sugars, chai spice, mellow coffee grinds. Medium bodied, fine carbonation, semi drying close. Fun enough novelty stout.

Draft at GBBF: Poured an orange with white head. Aroma is herbal, citrus. Taste is strong chai herbal very full mouth. Not worth the £s

Fra fat på GBBF aug-19: klar gylden med ok skum. Mmm, etter såå mange nesten identiske cask ales, endelig en saftig og smaksrik øl i en tiltalende kropp (hvetemalt?)! Tropiske frukter, mango, lime, søte spanske appelsiner og et delikat krydderstreif. Etter 35 cask ales ble denne en betimelig ganekorreksjon, og jeg retter igjen blikket optimistisk fremover. Her er ennå mye upløyd mark, og jeg lener meg på Jack Nicholson i The Last Detail: A man's got to do what a man's got to do. For øvrig mitt engelske bryggeri nr. 300, i seg selv verdt en markering.

8th August 2019
GBBF Day 3. Keykeg. Hazy gold beer, small cream colour head. Smooth palate, slightly soft, still has decent fine carbonation. Soft creamy malts. Good floral spice, flavoursome and not dry and bitter. Soft coconut. Soft finish. Nice. Unusual but well executed and drinkable.

Draught @ GBBF 2019, [ Great British Beer Festival 2019 ], London Olympia, Hammersmith Road, London, Greater London, England W14 8UX.

[ As Gibberish Chai Latte Masala White Stout ].
ABV: 7.4%. Unclear medium orange yellow colour with a small to average, frothy, good lacing, mostly lasting, off-white head. Aroma is moderate malty, pale malt, wheat, chai spices, light vanilla - milk sugar. Flavor is moderate sweet with a average duration, pale malt, spicy, chai latte spices, coffee notes, light vanilla - milk sugar. Body is medium, texture is oily to watery, carbonation is soft. [20190808]
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8/8/2019. Keykeg at the 2019 Great British Beer Festival. Pours slightly hazy golden amber with a small bubbly white head. Aroma of tropical fruit, citrus, caramel, hops, light coffee and a touch of pine. Medium sweetness, moderate bitterness. Medium body, oily/creamy texture, soft carbonation. For £4.20 a third, more than the cots of a pint of most of the cask ales at the festival, this should have been more of a wow.