Otter Bitter

Sweet caramel and toasted malts with a light fruitiness to the aroma. Clear copper coloured body is quite still. Fresh, toasted and caramel malt flavour with low bitterness and some light fruiy esters. Medium-light body is quite still though refreshing. Cask (Gravity) at the Drewe Arms in Broadhembury, Devon.

Cask @ some town centre pub in Sidmouth, Devon. So pale looking and cold that someone drinking this could be confused for a lager drinker, clearly the seagull flying overhead thought the same because he decided to crap on me. Sadly that was about the most interesting thing that could possibly happen to this beer because while being pleasent enough it is essentially an ordinary, slightly fruity session bitter, and by ’ordinary’ I mean not very good. Drinkable, I guess.

Pale amber colour. Slightly floral. Fairly dry and moderately bitter. Not a beer to get the adjectives flowing. Just a solid, straightforward and refreshing session beer. Nuff said. Cask (handpump), Nags Head, Lyme Regis

[Cask conditioned] Golden coloured. Very light and fresh with a nice hoppy flavour. Pleasant.

Tastet, disco in Bath. Dark color, middle cream head. Bitter taste but to watery. Weak aroma.

Cask, Cockney Pub. Dark golden with a nice creamy head. Quite fruity, touch of egg, slightly harsh bitter finish. Soft and thin-ish.

[Cask at Charlies Bar, Copenhagen] A clear amber beer with a small light orange head. The aroma is very faint, what is there is bitter. The flavor is very fruity - especially peach, with slight notes of diacethyl and metal in the middle, leading to a bitter end.

Cask, Amber color, light roasted hoppy aroma, light bitter taste, medium creamy body, bitter dry finish.