Moorhouses Pride of Pendle

Brewed by Moorhouses
Style: Bitter
Burnley, England

Sampled cask conditioned. Amber coloured. Fruity aroma, light body. Malt accented with sprkling mouthfeel. The finish is slightly salty but not very bitter. An enjoyable traditional cask bitter.

Cask. In fine condition. Amber with white head. Clean hoppy flavour with that distinctive Moorhouse dry twang with bitterness at the end. An interesting brew worth trying. This beer changed after 2 days, it lost most of its bitterness and tasted much sweeter, still pleasant. So initially a hoppy bitter beer becoming sweeter the longer it is served. This is fairly unusual as beers tend to become less sweet but probably explains some of the other comments about lack of hops.

Cask at Oliver Twist, Stockholm. Copper to amber color. Toasty and caramelly aroma with fruity esters. Toasty, nutty and bitter-fruity flavor. Tasty and balaced.

Cask @ Oliver Twist, Stockholm
Medium sweet and somewhat peppery well balanced, medium strength bitter. Dry afterwards, but I’m missing the hops. It’s just dry and bitter. Recomendable even so.

Cask, Stork Hotel Birkenhead. Light amber colour with a thin white head. Aroma had citrus notes with a definite hint of glue. Good lace. Flavour was quite bright and fruity, with some good hoppage. Medium bitter finish. Not too shabby.

(Cask at Oliver Twist, STockholm) Clear deep golden to copper color, thick tan head. Sweet and fruity scent. Hoppy bitter taste, also fresh and fruity. Medium to smooth mouthffel and bitterness.

(Cask at Akkurat, Stockholm) Amber colour with frothy white head. Fruity nose with dark fruit, apricots and earthy hops. Fruity taste with notes of dark fruit and orange marmalade resting on a solid malt foundation. Earthy hops in the finish. Very nice balance. Solid and well made beer.

Bright bottled at Dartford fest. Fruity bitter with a dry dusty finish. Refreshing. Pleasant. Decent quality. Flavoursome.