Adnams Broadside (Cask)

Brewed by Adnams
Style: Premium Bitter/ESB
Southwold, England

Cask. Rich amber-toffee colored beer with a cream colored head. Light caramel aroma. Caramel and light citrus flavor with some pine. Medium bodied. Caramel and decent hops linger.

Cask at a pub in London. A clear light brown colored beer, with a small off white head. The aroma of bitterness with caramel, some hops and fruits. The taste is sweet bitter, dry. There is caramel with a little flower. The aftertaste is dry bitter.

Cask @ Bridge House, London. September 08. Pours dark amber with a small white head. Malty aroma and light floral notes. Similar flavour with a hoppy bitterness in the finish.

On tap at least in Cask week at Black Friar in London. Dark amber, some hops, nutty, and malt prevalent, full flavor for a british ale, and the bitter helps at the end.

Cask at Porters in Macclesfield. I hate this pub. Always rammed with nobheads, dark, low ceilings, usually the kind I like but it just does my swede in. Cleared to a goldy brown with a nice white head. Not much aroma but my nose is taken over by the smell of this shit hole. The pub I mean, I wasn’t stood next to an arse. Light fruit kick, malts and a mellow bitter finish. Not bad but not the kind of beer I’d choose again too quick.

Deep and ruddy with the perfect cappuccino head. Overly sweet and malty characters on the nose with thick heavy bread notes. Rich with a little stale lemony tang. Nasal sweetness is counteracted by some nice roasted flavours that lend a savoury finish. Nice and thick. Pretty tasty but could do with losing some of the worty sweetness.

CASK at some pub called the Eagle in Kent.i like tHe bottled version way more.A Pedestrian beer. in tis condition.Malty and spicy,un-floral hops.Dry caramel .Wack.

Mahony brown colour, off-white head. Not much of an aroma, some maltiness noticable. Flavour: faint and dry malts. A dry and bitter finish.