Crouch Vale Brewers Gold

Bottle. Pours slight hazy golden coloured with a medium sized lasting and lacing egg white head. Dry and hoppy aroma with notes of citrus fruit, grass and flowers. Taste of grainy malt, caramel, fruit and grassy hops. Lovely beer.

Nice delicate floral nose, a cracking pale gold in colour, very inviting. the palate is spot on , soft & smooth & rounded, & the fruit & hops & zip all in perfect balance. Terrific refreshing zing of sherbert all the way through, with citrus, & nicely bitter hops. It manages to deliver great flavour & refreshment, without being too clumsy or crass

(bottled .)Felt like I was drinking a Czech Pils..but with a Golden Ale heartbeat: Goes down like my gf when she’s horney..Dry and hoppy . Biscuty malt , like Bohemien Pils character. Oranges,lemon and citrusy stuff. . Classy.

Cask @ 3 Judges. Very nice to have come across. High expectations for this one. Light golden colour, white head. Aroma is sweet malty. Flavour has sweet malts, is dry and has some fruits. Overall disappointing, nothing more than a regular golden ale. Definitely worth a rerate!

Cask at GBBF 2009. Pours a pale golden colour with a thin head that soon disperses. Definite citrus notes on tasting, but remains smooth and refreshing. A well made beer that is really refreshing.

@GBBF’09. A veil of white foam cover a bright golden ale with a subtle hop tone. A superbly balanced session beer.

Golden appearance, medium carbonation. Frothy white head. Fruity aroma, gummy bears and wine gums. Sweet ginger finish.

Large airy white head golden colour. Smells like sweet lemonade. Tastes hoppy and slightly bitter.