Greene King IPA (Pasteurised)

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

Pours a light amber with a pillowy beige head. Not much aroma aside from some metallic character. Flavor is sweet and hoppy with the malts taking the lead. Creamy palate. Apparently this isn’t actually an IPA, and it sure doesn’t taste like it. Easy drinking but not memorable.

Light red. Iron tasting. Not too hoppy and was actually pretty weak. Christmas present from my wife.

Can from Jungle Jim’s. Poured clear pale color with small frothy white head that was mostly diminsihing with minimal lacing. Average sweet hoppy aroma. Light body with thin texture. Light sweet balanced flavor with short bitter finish.

Quite nice, but nothing special. Fairly standard light brown IPA colour - a hoppy/malty taste, but fairly bland. It is only 3.6% in strength and tastes it - I prefer the export version myself!

660ml bottle; pours a pale copper colour, the off-white head falls back quickly to leave a flatish pint:clean hoppy aroma with a trace of green grass; flavour of hops and malt, well -balanced. Pleasant and refreshing.

bottle. dark yellow color. medium dissapating head. bit caramel and hops. very flat and thin.

500 ml can: pours acopper color with a whitish off color head. aroma is slightly of carmel malt and hops, not great, but not bad. that pretty much discribes the beer. flavor was much of the same... some hops and some carmal malt. This beer is alright for the price. quite drinkable. light palate.

There is very little aroma except for some slight bit of hops but barely. The pour is amberish with a light tan head. The flavor has a slight malty sweetness and the hops are barely apparent. Quite disappointing for an IPA.