Moles Best Bitter

Brewed by Moles
Style: Bitter
Melksham, England

Cask Handpump at the GBBF Earl’s Court, London 09/08/2008 Malt aroma. Amber coloured and floral. Smooth on the palate with some dryness and malt in the finish.

Amber with a lasting off-white head. Aroma of toffee malt with a hint of fruit. Sweet malty and fruity flavour with a grassy hop finish

Cask (Olutkellari, Helsinki)
Pleasant enough ale aroma. Deep orange, small head. Sludgy ale taste - full bodied but without details. Some rich malts, but mushroomy and a bit caramelly. Doesn’t grab me. Anna scribbled "Tastes like shit." on my notes, hoping I’d accidentally include it in the review while typing it in. We aim to please.

Cask at Bow bar Edinburgh ... copper thin white head ... sweet light fruity malt nose ... dry musty malts with ligth hop ... quite bitter in linger.

Cask, 4.0% at GBBF08. Almost clear dark chestnut colour. Small frothy head. Weak fruity flavour, hint of caramel.

A Mes rate: cask handpump from the Volunteers Arms at GBBF thanks to Christian.
A very clean amber brown colour with a thin white head. Good cakey, gingery malt aroma that is offset well by some liquorice and slight grassy hops. A similar flavour that balances out well thanks to a solid bready malt and bitter hop finish. A good bit of best.

Cask@GBBF2008. Deep copper colour, small head. Aroma is caramel malts, mild wood and some slight sweet glueish notes. Flavour is dry wood, some toffee and mild grassyness.

Cloudy deep amber with medium beige head. Sweet aroma with toasted malt, caramel and fruity notes. Sweet flavor with caramel, fruits and floral hops leading to a bitter end.