Crouch Vale Amarillo

Bottle 50cl; clear yellow orange with only a little head. Citrus nose but also fresg green hop flavor. Bitter, orange, little sweet taste. Aftertaste is bitter and soemwhat astringent. Very nice pale ale.

Cask at the Cask Pub & Kitchen, Pimlico on 14th October 2009. Amber/gold with off-white dissipating head. Strong floral and citric notes with grapefruit and bitter tangerine being most noticeable. Strong, tart "bite" and a long fruity citric finish, notes of burnt orange. Love it!

(At Wenlock Arms) Yellow colored with vanishing white head. Nice hopped aroma with lemon and some dry hopped soapy notes. Thin to medium bodied. Flavor is also hopped with bitterness, some fruity notes also come up.

Clear gold pour good carbonation decent head,big hoppy fruit aroma,flavour of passionfruit grapefruit,hop bitters,citric,tangy,good fizz,finish full hop taste and bitter,nothing special though,above average.

Cask at GBBF 2009. Pours a light orange colour with a hazy small head. The aroma is full of fruit and hops. There is plenty of spice and fruit in the flavours. Has a good long dry bitter finish. Another good beer from Crouch Vale.

Cask at the GBBF 2009. A light golden beer with a very refreshing citrus and pine aroma. Pine, lemon and grapefruit flavours all mingle nicely together with an excellent bitter finish to top it off. My favourite beer of the festival.

@GBBF’09. The strong fruity aroma is spoiled by a slight catty note. Nevertheless a very good medium bodied ale with a lovely bitter end.

Clear, light golden body with compact white head. Hop aroma, dried out oranges. More citrus notes in the taste, a little thin in body and then some cardboard. Drank ok .