Greene King IPA (Cask)

Brewed by Greene King
Style: Bitter
Bury St. Edmunds, England

Clear copper colour, medium white head. Aroma of fruity malts. Flavour has some vegetable hops. Watery. Light bodied.

Clear amber colored beer with a creamy head. Slighly malty aroma. A bit herbal. Hardly any hopbitterness noticeble.

(draught, at Weatherspoons, Aberystwyth) clear copper colour with a creamy white head. smooth aroma of honeyed pale malts and light herbal hops. flavour is earthy herbal hops, hay, cigarello smoke and strong grainy pale malts. smooth carbonation with a medium body and a light bitter finish.

Cask, brown coloured beer with no carbonation and a small off-white head. Special grainy and fruity touched malty aroma. Fruity full palate. Finish is bitter, sweet fruity touched with a bitter dry creamy ending. Special one, not bad.

Cask @ Quinns, London.
Pours clear golden with a small, bubbly, white head. Almost no aroma, some weak maltiness. Low carbonation, rather watery. Flavour is also rather weak, low maltiness, but a fair (though weak) bitterness in the finish.

Have been served this warm and cold and is definitely better when warm, its ok with some sharpish bitter flavours, which go quite deeply into the pint, it has a certainin charm to it and is worthy of a decent rating

Cask @ The Wharf, Aalborg. Pours a clear copper colour with a white head. Mild, sweetish aroma. Nothing special. Mildly bitter flavour. A bit of wood, but not much. Slight notes of cereals and bread as well. Finish has a lingering bitterness with slight alcohol and bread notes. Feels a bit thin. Soft palate, but in a bit of a cloying way. Feels stale. An inoffensive beer. 26-07-08.

Cask @ the Wharf, Aalborg. Clear deep amber colour with a short white head. aroma of toasted malt, caramel and dark fruits. Soft fair mouthfeel. Sweetish malty flavour with bitter hops and caramel. Well lasting dry soft bitter finish.