Houston Auld Humdinger

Brewed by Houston
Style: Bitter
Houston, Renfrewshire, Scotland

Cask handpull at Market Porter. Actually pretty awful, poor aroma, cheesy flavour in mouth, some manure. Improves slightly, but still too cheesy

Cask conditioned at The Market Porter, Borough, London. Red amber with white head. Heavy, sweet malted beer with a chunky hop intertwined. Quite honeyed in flavour with a touch of toffee. Pretty reasonable.

Hazy orange colour with a creamy beige head. Malty, sweet aroma with a light hoppy and fruity note. Hoppy, pine bitter flavor with a light fruityness.

Not really my style of beer, "Ruby red ale", as it says on the clip, but nice. Aroma is caramel with some floral hops and a bit or some sort of freshly opened really old book. Taste is similar a hint of sourness but might be spicey hops.

Strong bitter one, I do not like this sotrt of beer at all, but I have to recognize it is good. Very bitter in arome also, and the foam is great.

Cask Conditioned, at the Wenlock Arms, London.
Amber goodness, crystal clear and deep with colour. Honey dew aroma and slightly nutty. Full flavoured and well rounded on the palate. Good hop depth as well. An above average ale, with a cloying sweet finish, ending as all honey, no due.