Bottle 0.5l at home. BBE MAR14. Colour is brown with small white head. Aromas and flavours: Fruits, sweetness, caramel and malts.

Golden with no head. It’s slightly dry in texture but a fully hopped pale ale.

Appearance: Cloudy cognac color with a fine white head that leaves an ok lacing.
Aroma: Malty and hoppy.
Palate: Medium body. Tad sweet and an ok bitterness. Average carbonation.
Taste: Solid malty and balanced hoppy backbone.
Overall impression: Nice tasty bitter. I tend to like British bitter when they have a fine carbonation.
Personal stats: Bottle Dag had bought at Systembolaget in Sweden.

Flaska på Nya Tröls. En riktigt malttung pjäs, Mahognyfärgad med drag åt rött, i princip inget skum och bara en månad till bäst föredatumet och serverad alldeles för kall. Mycket söta maltsmaker. Russin, honung, mörkt bröd, treacle. Fina smaknyanser men också lite platt, aningen syrlig. Trevligt öl som nog drack under fel omständigheter. En höstkväll hade den nog fått högrre betyg.

Bottled, shared by Ot the Explorer. Clear amber color, short head. Aroma of earthy and flowery hops, not really outspoken, english yeast notes, hint of butter, caramel, toast. It feels for me these kinds of beers should be better drank from cask. Soft bitter taste, slight sweetness. Typical English bitter, hard to distinguish this from other bitters when it’s the only bitter in a tasting.

Bottle at bristol market. Standard bitter. biscuit nutty malt. earthy hop finish. small oxidation .

50 cl bottle. Pours clear and golden deep orangeto amber with a small off white head. Aroma is toasted malty and overripe fruity, light metallic. Toasted malty, metallic, roasted and breadish. Bitter, dry roasted and malty finish.

500ml bottle. Clear dark golden to copper colour with average, frothy to creamy, half-way lasting, minimally lacing, white head. Slightly grainy aroma with fruity hints of yellow berries and other yellow fruit. Taste is minimally grainy, slightly unspecific fruity, dry, husky overtones. Light body, slightly watery, boring.