Morland Tanners Jack (Bottle)

Brewed by Greene King
Style: Bitter
Bury St. Edmunds, England

Copper colored with a small off white head. I agree with the other raters that it starts off OK but slowly turns to blah.

Bottled. Reddish copper colour with mediumsized foamy head. Fruity hoppy aroma. Bitter fruitish/berryish flavour with hoppy notes. Standard bitter.

Bottle. Clear copper colour, small white lacy head. Aroma of hops and malt. Fruity malty flavor with some hops here and there. Smooth palate. A very predictable ale.

Bottle. Light brown color, with a small off-white head. Has an aroma of hops and stale malt. Starts off tasting okay, with a good hop flavor and some caramel in the malt, but then trails off to a stale and sugary finish.

Copper beer with a small creamy head. Hoppy aroma. Good flavor with malt and caramel. Faintly sweet to start but drys out at the finish. A little hoppy and crisp from the carbonation at the end. Smooth and good. Not much alcohol, and I could sink more than a few of these in a session. $8.48 for a sixpack at European Street Cafe, Jacksonville FL.

Complex and not like I expected. The aroma is very floral. The taste is Citrus, a bit smokey, with some caramel and nutty taste as well. It has a short burst of bitter. Not like anything else I have had. Aftertaste is on the dry side. Interesting but could use more malt character.

A clear orange beer with a small white head. The aroma is hoppy and slightly metallic. The flavor is also very hoppy combined with notes of grass - but it is not my type of hops.

Bottle. Fairly boring brown bitter that started off ok but towards the end became hard to drink before I finally poured the rest. It’s just a standard lifeless bottled bitter, not one I would get again.