Bottle at home - 05/08/12. Pours to a clear amber colour with a slightly off-white thinnish head. Malt, caramel and a little hop on the nose. Taste wise there is a wheaty/grainy flavour, hops, and a background sweetness, perhaps honey? Decent enough mouthfeel and carbonation. Nowt special!

Bottle at home - 05/08/12. Pours a rich mid brown/dark copper colour with a good half finger of off white head. Malts and toffee on the nose with a faint whiff of spice. Tastes of dark dried fruits - figs/prunes a little burnt sugar, toffee/caramel and maybe nutmeg? Good mouthfeel to this beer with just the right level of carbonation.

12th July 2012
Chelmsford Beer Festival.Hazy gold beer, little suddy white head. Mild sulphur on the nose. Light dry palate, slightly soft. Nice citrus - orange with a touch of lemon. Mild floral notes. Dry finish. Ruined by the sulphur note which is omnipresent.

I must wear my glasses while out shopping, I must wear my glasses while out shopping. Write that 100 times you naughty boy! The temples of Dinajpur, the tea gardens of Sylhet and the rain forests of Sundarban are all in Bangladesh, but this beer hasn’t been anywhere near them. I am trying to drink round the world, this beer hasn’t helped. The truth is I quiet liked the beer (for a UK brewed lager). Brown 660ml bottle, best before 31 Mar 09, drank Feb 09. The normal pale golden yellow that all lager/pilsners/helles usually appear like. the same small white disappearing head and the same non-aroma most have too. Thin looking, as again some lagers tend to do. This beer however was a sweet version, not sickly, but even in the non-aroma there was a hint of something sweeter than normal. It had flavour too, nothing huge, just a presence and a bodyfeel over and above your regular Curry cooling lager, maybe the 5.2% alcohol helped? Even though I was disappointed to discover it came from Hepworth’s I enjoyed the beer.

Bottle. Nice head with good duration. Color is amber. Aroma and taste are rich malt, caramel, nuts, fruits and hops.

Clear 500ml bottle, best before May 2009, drank late March 2009. Poured into a pint sleeve glass. Tangarine/light amber in colour, slight haze, but not cloudy, with a well formed foaming head which has an off-white hue to it. Sweetish aroma, flowers and toffee, some hops too. Refreshing, crisp and with a citrus tang. Malted barley and malted wheat are used in the brew. Hoppy and malty in equal strenghts, very drinkable. The 5.2% is well hidden but is obviously there in the background. This isn’t a rich creamy pint, but it isn’t watery or thin either, just about right. It claims to be ’The Supreme Champion Bottled Beer in the UK 2006’. Well I don’t think it is that good, but certainly worth trying.