Bottle from Sails restaurant, St. George’s, Grenada. Pours a cloudy amber brown with a medium sized off-white head, body clearing after a few minutes. Aroma of bread, malt, light toffee, brown sugar and a hint of gooseberry. Medium to heavy toffee sweetness, light bitterness, touch sour. Medium to full bodied, sticky texture, average carbonation. Finish is sticky toffee, with edge of sour. Very drinkable.

Appearance: Slightly hazy red-ish golden. Good amount of creamy off-white head.
Aroma: Lots of fruit, citrus. Slight sweetness.
Taste: Light fruits, light hops. Lasting bitterness. Pine?
Bought: Trade with Grumbo - big thanks!, sample
Info: 19/1-2017

Bottled, huge thanks to Grumbo! Hazy amber, mid sized head. Brown sugar, hay and marzipan up front. Mid sweet medium-full body and clean, rounded mouthfeel. Fruity with some bread, generous with marzipan, notes of bandaid. Lightly peppery finish.

A huge thanks to Grumbo for this one. Pours a hazy amber color, topped with a medium off-white head. Nice sweet fruity nose with some quite notable candy presence. Medium bitterness with some herbal and candy aftertaste. MEdium body. Travelled a lot to get here, but still managed to remain pretty decent.

Our friend Sasha went to Sails restaurant in Saint Georges, Grenada during a cruise stop, bought this beer for me, and brought it back to U.K. Advance contact with the brewer had told us where to get this beer close to the cruise terminal. My RB country #147. The beer pours a cloudy golden brown with a small off white head. Aroma is moderately hoppy, light caramel and chocolate, with grapefruit and peach. Moderate sweetness, quite heavy bitterness. Medium body, light stickiness to texture, average carbonation. A great country tick and a pretty decent beer too.