Bass (Cask)

Brewed by Marstons (Marstons plc)
Style: Bitter
Burton-on-Trent, England

Cask@Fox Inn, Lutterworth. Amber/Golden beer with a light head. The aroma is is light, dry and caramel, and the flavour is dry, watery and caramel. Overall a nice dry and caramel beer.

You get is in Central station in Glasgow? Aroma and taste are both malty, biscuity and little hop character.

[Cask from The Doublet] Amber with a tight head. Floral notes and caramel. Fairly heavy palate, some grainy malt, dry. Unspectacular but better than I expected.

A thin, malty beer. Smooth, but not a lot too it. Caramel with a minor palate. Amber in color with little to no head.

Cask at The Golden Retriever, Bracknell. Ambered coloured with a thin white head; malty aroma; taste is slightly sour with a citric edge; leading to a dry, slightly bitter aftertaste. Very refined - the essence of an English bitter.

A pale, copper brown coloured beer with a weak white head. A very light, malty nose, sweetish with some caramel notes. The taste is dry, a bit on the weak side to start, then a sweetish malt and fruit flavour comes through. The finish is quite dry. (Cask - The Ordance Arms, Stibbard, nr. Fakenham, Norfolk).

GOod widely available English ale. Malty taste, some hops. Lighter ale, hits of apple and caramel aroma.

cask at white swan, York: aroma was slight and malty with hops in the backround. the beer was copper colored and translucent. Flavor is nicely balanced, and slight fruitiness. Good carmel malt flavor. Slight bit of metal taste. Bittersas it finishes. light palate.