Greene King IPA (Pasteurised)

Bottle sample at a tasting. Thanks tomer! Copper-amkber color. Weak aroma with a bit of butter, sulphur and some malt. Sweetish flavor with slightly stale malt. Light-bodied.

At a tasting, ckear light coppry colour, malty aroma with notes of honeycomb and honey drops. Flcaramel, some light fruit, hints of hops and a dry soda like sensation, light bodied and a short sour aftertaste. easy to drink but not really exciting.

Thanks Tomer for sharing this one, pours cognac color with a small cream color head, aroma is weak, some cheese, lemon and malt sweetness can be sensed, flavors of cereals, malt, rice and bitterness towards the end, light bodied, easy to drink.

Bottle. Amber with a foam that was small. Rather faint aroma of caramel, malt and maybe a little butter. Thin and watery, no hops. Malt, caramel, cookies and flowers. Boring.

Clear bottle.Golden amber with a small white head.Aroma grassy English hops ,some spice from them as well.Fruity with some caramel malt flavors.Grainy with a bitter finish.Medium body.Run of the mill English style IPA/bitter.

660ml(!) clear glass bottle. This is the 3.8 % abv regular English version, not the 5.0 % "Export Strength" (qv). Clear amber colour with small white head. Aroma of fruit, caramel and hops (sour rye bread, if you will), medium carbonation. Malt and citrus fruit in the taste, hops not that strong. Drinks very smoothly, but a prime IPA this is not, more like a golden ale or light bitter. Finish and aftertaste also only mildly bitter. Likeable, though.

This one is just a bit too watery. Nice otherwise. Very nice malt/caramel taste