Keg at Roberto’s Bar and Tasting Club

Can. Beer Central, Sheffield. Hazed, deep raspberry pink. Film and halo of white. Nose has pink wafer biscuit. Raspberry jelly. Raspberry mivvi lolly. Taste is mostly sweet, with a light, fruity tartness. Light to medium body. Pretty juicy. Fine carbonation. Touch of dryness on the finish. Decent.

Nice sourness, tart, like the lime don’t get the mint.

Bottle. Beer Central, Sheffield. Deep orange. Moderate haze. No head. Nose has light red wine. Lemon and lime. Mouldy orange. Wheat. Light woody funk. Taste is tart and dry. Hint of fruity sweetness. Medium body. Very little carbonation. Moderate acidity. Lime juice tartness to finish.

Tap. Steel City Beer Festival. Murky, dark brown. Foamy head looks a bit grey and dirty. Nose sort of has what you might expect from a praline beer, but has a weird, rubbery, woody thing going on. Taste doesn’t fare much better, and has a woody, metallic bitterness. Medium body. Fine carbonation. Bitter finish. I can’t imagine this was meant to be like this. Hard work getting through the third.

Tap @ Woodworkers, Belfast. Nice head with good duration. Color is gollden. Aroma and taste are grass, pepper, fruits, citrus, malt and hops. Light sour finish.

Bottle. Beer Central, Sheffield. Pale copper colour. Some floaters. Slimmest halo of off white head. Nose has fresh picked raspberry. Some sweaty brett. Sweet red wine. Some new leather. Taste is fairly sweet, with a soft, fresh raspberry twang. Light to medium body. Low carbonation. Minimal acidity. Raspberry and sweaty brett to finish. Lovely stuff.