Hakhamanesh Organic Beer

Bottle from Waitrose at home with mesandism. Alround rating: Thin, sweetish, poor quality malts, little hop character. By the time iv finished my quarter of the bottle it was completly flat.

A Mes rate. Bottle thanks to Tom. Spewed out of the bottle with considerable force. Pale gold with a thin white head. Full on corn and cereal aroma. Similar flavour with a hint of germoline. Thin and lifeless. Dull as hell and I really don’t see the point of the posh packaging and the fanfair description. Blah.

Bottled. A nice refreshing lager type beer with a very short lived white head. OK if you like this sort of thing and I’m sure would be very enjoyable in a normal English summer (whatever that is)!! Not really my thing but no worse, and probably a little better, than the other 2 beers I’ve drunk & rated whilst cooking this evening.

Bottled. A pale gold coloured beer beneath fancy "boutique bottle". A decent white head, but it’s short lived. An above average lager, but then Hepworth know how to brew. Some fairly nice floral hops and some grainy sweetness within a creamy texture. Had this staright after mowing the lawn - what a cliche - and it went down nice for that, but it’s not a World beater.

What exactly is this? Boutique Beer? Elegant black and gold wrapper encloses a 330ml bottle of fairly ordinary lager. Bright gold, white head. Sweet grainy malt aroma. Sweet taste. Sharp bitterness. Presumably Waitrose believes there’s a market for this oddity.

Bottle, Waitrose Lincoln. Gold, thin white head and low condition. Gentle fruity grain and slight herbal hoppiness in the nose, a little thin in the mouth with some delicate dryness and a little flowery hop note, gentle dry bitter finish with a trace of grain sweetness lingering.