Greene King IPA (Cask)

Cask. Amber beer with a cream colored head. Light hop aroma. Malt and light floral hop flavor. Medium bodied. Malt and light hops (floral, earthy) linger. A bit too smooth.

Cask @ The Garrick, Stratford-Upon-Avon, Caramel color, little aroma to speak of, light malt flavor, really light malt flavor, apple, sweet, watery

Cask @ GBBF 2009. A clear copper colored beer, with a small light beige head. The aroma of caramel, with some hop bitter and fruits. The taste is dry some bitter, watery with flavors of fruits. the aftertaste is a little bitter with sweet.

Amber with a small white head. Weak malty aroma with a hint of butter. Thin and dry watery malt flavour with the slightest hint of hops in the finish

Source:Cask in London.
Glass:Half pint.
Appearance:Hazy gold pour with no head.
Aroma:Malty, with flowery hop notes.
Flavor:Pine hops with a biscuit malt base.
Palate:Light body.
Overall:Not great, even though I really like cask ales.

Cask in London. Amber colour with a tiny white head. Aroma and flavour of hops and some fruit.

Cask at BH, Pori. Clear amber, tiny but lasting pale head. Slightly appley, sweetish nose with some sugary toffee, very simple. Flavor is mineral salt, artificial apple-fruitiness, some cardboard, dryish and stuffy. Light bodied, low carbonation.Feels stale and bulky, cos that’s what it is.

[Cask at The Crown, Sheringham] Amber, slight white head. Snooth mouthfeel, possibly a little too cloying for a session bitter by the end. Fruity with some sulphur. Heaps better than the bland "Smooth" keg variant, but still pretty forgettable.