Morland Tanners Jack (Bottle)

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

Pours dark amber with a 1 finger fizzy beige head that has good retention and leaves decent lacing. Aroma is grainy malt, grass, a little skunk, toasted wood, planty hops and mild flora hops. Flavor is toffee, grainy malt, toasted biscuit, slightly skunky hops, apple, butter, grass and burnt marshmallow. Finish is slightly bitter and earthy. Palate is thin and oddly very slick. Overall this is a decent but somewhat underwhelming brew.

bottle from a friend pour was light brown and claer from a clear bottle small head aromas of skunk or leather all other aromas are as faint as this crappy beer

Bottle (clear). Mild malty, earthy aroma, lightly skunked. Clear copper body, small head. Flavor is mild, malty, some nuts. Not bad, but not overly impressive.

Strong wooden barrell taste with little sweetness. Nice tannin look. Excellent clean beer. Knows what it is.

I like this - pours amber with decent foamy white head, aroma hoppy and fresh. Slightly buttery, nutty and very smooth mouthfeel, soft malt. The finish had some sweetness in it. Thanks for the trade JB.

Bottle....Not terrible, but that’s about it. Amberish color. Reminds me of a crappy attempt at scotch ale. Still, it’s a rate and i didn’t die from poison...so mission accomplished.

More fun than good, this is really just a more beautiful, more flavorful version of Miller High Life. But it is cheap, so buy one bottle. Beautiful cream soda color, lame cheap malty flavor that quickly dissipates.

Decent taste. SMELLS LIKE A SKUNK! Repugnent! But the after taste is nice. It’s hoppy and sticks around.