Coniston Bluebird Bitter (Bottle)

It poured a clear golden liquid with a small white foam. Smell and taste of grassy hops, honey and something sweet. Stingy mouthfeel. Ok beer.

Pours a clear golden light amber color with a huge frothy white head that has excellent retention, only slowly fading into a lasting cap that leaves splotches of soapy lacing. Bland aroma with a balance of floral hops and a biscuit like malt profile. This beer is pretty watered down and light bodied making it a drinkable session beer. Nice floral hops up front that are nicely balanced by the biscuit graham cracker backbone. Bitter crisp hoppy finish. I would love to try this on cask but in the bottle it was just plain bland and unimpressive.

Bottle. Light to moderate malt and hop aromas of grain, cereal, lemon, grass and flowers, light must for the yeast, and wet dog and corn chips in the background. Head is large, frothy, white with fair lacing and is mostly lasting. Color is murky amber/orange. Flavor starts moderately acidic and acetic, then finishes moderately bitter, acetic and sour. Palate is light to medium, watery, with a lively carbonation and a dry and astringent finish. Weird smells and a blah flavor, not my favorite Bitter.

Amber with a small white head. Aroma of caramel and fruit, with a touch of cardboard. Sweet caramel flavour

Bottle at Bondekonen. Amber with a white head. Aroma moderate malty (caramel) and hoppy. Flavor moderate sweet and bitter. Light body. Fine.

Hell if I know but this was on tap at Sputyen Dyuvil. Pours orange with bright white ring. Nose is sweet and eh. Taste was sweet, slightly bitter decent.

50cl bottle from Westholme Stores, Goring. Amber with a loose, billowing, off-white head; aroma of biscuit and grain; light body with some caramel and biscuit and a nicely balanced bitterness. Very drinkable.

Bottle @ YNWA. My rating # 200 from England. Clear copper with a small white head. Buiscuit, grain and floral hoppy notes. Medium bodied. Well balanced. Nice.