Double Diamond

Brewed by Leeds (Carlsberg UK)
Style: Bitter
Leeds, England

Tap at the Berkley front. Somewhat dominated by earthy british hops, decent malts underneath. Medium body. Not very bitter for a bitter, but still very english tasting.

A mild bitterness with a flurry foaming head. A watery swilland nothing to write home about.

One day I bought one can of every beer that was not available in a bottle at my local liquor store. For some reason I assumed I would like this one the best and saved it for the last. I was disappointed. It’s OK but there are much better English brews to have. Even in New Brunswick.

500 ml nitro can Pours a very cloudy dark orange beer with a small, white, tight and creamy head. Sweet caramelly aroma, pleasant, with touches of orange, chocolate and raisins. Flavor is bitter, not very strong but smooth. There are some hints of coffee and bitter chocolate. It has no carbonation at all, but feels smooth with its oily texture. It’s a weird brew, definitely not for everyone.

Je l’aimais cette bière, mais je la trouve amère et fade. Un petit peu de saveur, mais forcent à boire.

Like a lager, easy drink and mouthfeel. Serviceable beer, better than a macro. Pale lagercolour,residual bit of yeast on top, no head to speak of. nothing in aroma, in fact a negative. . Was there a hop? No but metallic rather than a nice bitter finish.

Can. Orange colour with a medium white head. Sweet caramel malty, grassy aroma and a light sweet perfumed malty, fruity taste. Medium body with a light dry sweet finish.

Can from the <a href=http://www.lcbo.com target=blank>LCBO in Peterborough. Copper in colour, cascade effect creamy lasting white head, lingering lace. That aroma was quite soft and light, some cream, light floral hops, some caramel malts. The flavour was of light caramel, floral hops, some sweetness. Thin watery mouthfeel, light body, medium/light carbonation. Finishes light, watery, lingering medium bitterness.