Greene King IPA (Pasteurised)

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

got it on tap, a nice amber colour, a head that recedes a little too quickly. Quality out of the tap, but not from a can or bottle. Taste is a little weak/watery, but it does taste good

Pours an amber color with an off-white head. Aroma is of sweet malts, caramel, dark fruits, and very little floral hops. Flavor is pretty sweet with sweet malts and caramel dominating. Not much carbonation on this one. Also not very bitter at all. Simply not good.

Can. Clear amber color, nice e persistent beige cream, weak roasted malt aroma and sweety. Flavor is sweet and roasted malt, some toffee and very watery, disapointed. Mouthfeel is dry. Cerveja de cor âmbar clara, com boa espuma e persistente. Aroma de malte torrado e adocicado tipo caramelo. Sabor balanceado de malte torrado e adocicado, retorgosto seco e pouco amargo. Disapontado, após ter bebido outras da mesma cervejaria. :(

A pint in a traditional pint glass, enjoyed at Macgreggors Jefferson Street. Somehwat too cold, very creamy white head-with tons of lace. Fresh, and bitter,drying and not all that enjoyable. Neutral aroma. Malting of bitterness an English thing. Not your American IPA.

bottle. Rather low ABV for an IPA. Very hoppy, slightly malty only, pleasantly bitter. A bit fruity as well.

Fair enough for a 3,6% beer. Such a beer is usually far better from cask. This is drinkable, but not much more.

What a disappointment... Pours brown-amber into the glass, with a minimal head and little/no retention. The nose contains candied-sweet caramel. Flavor is a bit sour, somewhat malt-ish... very light, watery and very boring. Watery thin bitters in the finish. I won’t make the same mistake twice with this one.

Can. Light amber color, no aroma, no real flavor, no real fun. I almost gave up and threw it down the drain, but I decided to just slam it down. Water. Bass light anyone?