Olde Stone Pickwicks Best Bitter

Brewed by Olde Stone Brewing
Style: Premium Bitter/ESB
Peterborough, Canada

On tap at the brewpub. Orange/yellow pour, small white head. Pleasant aroma - some grain, some hops. Taste is nice - a bit light on the body, but that accentuated the hops. Nice malt base in the light body. Enjoyable and very very drinkable, this was a nice pint.

On tap at the Olde Stone. A really nice, clean taste with a crisp citrusy finish. An excellent bitter.

On tap at Brewpub
Appearance: Clear amber with medium light , white top.
Nose :pleasant citric-bitter aroma , lemon grass , grape and grassy meadow hops. Light sweet base . Refreshing.
Flavor/Palate : Medium bodied , some sticky texture. Light woody , twig like with soft bitter hints. Side and top was citric bitter nature. Overall smooth , gentle , clean bitter hopping. Late toffee-cookie malts.14+/20

On tap at the Olde Stone. Not too bad of an attempt at an English Bitter. Nose was rich in hops and barley. I knew what to expect next. A nice rush of bitter hops attacked the palate with a prominent taste in barley and bread. Not too bad of a brew.

bronzish color, little head. nose is kinda woody, with some good citrus notes, flavor is toasted malts good citrus hops, I found it well balanced, another solid effort.

4oz sample from brewpub. Deep amber pour. Malty aroma. Nice clean bitter taste. A good example of the style.

On tap at the Old Stone, Peterborough. My pick every time I drink there. Clean, smooth, slightly woody taste with a nice finish. Excellent bitter all the way.

On tap Nov 28. Orange brown with a film of head. Aroma is mainly malt, with citrus and some floral hops. Taste is nicely bitter - not metallic, with a bit of malty sweetness in the middle. Nice bitter finish.