Herold 14° (Bohemian Bronze Lager)

Draught. Faintly roasted aroma. Clear very dark chestnut colour. Good stable tan head. The flavour starts off nicely roasted, turning malty, sweet and then spicy. Flavourful and very well balanced.

7/30/05. 500ml. Orange amber with small white head. Cookie malt aroma. Sharp clean malty taste with a nice balance of hops.

Yup, Amber to bronze in color with a full head of aged paper colored bubbles. Aromas of pre bleached wood pulp and molasses. Some hints of floral hops add to the too sweet scent. Light caramel and touch of bread dough flavors. Light herbal hops along with some grass. A touch of iron in the finish which carries into the linger that is quite dry with touches of caramel and hay. Flavors much better than the aromas, but then it did not take to much.

(Bottle) Pours a clear golden body with a creamy white head. Aroma of florals, herbs, and mustiness. Flavor of grassy hops and metallic with a dry, bitter finish.

deep golden yellow. Very malty, slightly dray and hoppy. Fruity flavours, bitter-sweet with dry finish.

Bottle Wetherspoons, Sheperds Bush, London, 14-04-07. Poured a nice golden colour with a slim white head. Not too much carbonation but what there was gave it a nice softness. Lacking a bit in the bitterness stakes but some nice maltiness to it, quite nice.

A Sim rate (Bottle at JDW): Sweet and malty aroma with no lager bitterness. Birght golden colour. Very fizzy with steady, thin head and dribs and drabs of lace. Disappointing flavour after a sweet aroma. Bitter finish.

Cloudy beer. Wow, 21 beers and we are a little tired of trying. But if we had to, we could chug another 20 Old Mills. Tells you alot about Old Mill.